Scanning into a multi-page TIFF
the official website of the RiDoc program https://getridoc.com
Task statement:
Documents containing multiple sheets are scanned into a single file.
Scanning of document images is performed according to the following requirements:
The procedure for creating a multi-page Tiff file using the RiDoc program (https://getridoc.com) can be divided into several steps:
Step #1. Scan the document.
The RiDoc program works with TWAIN or WIA compatible scanners.
Step #2. Processing of an electronic document.
After the document scanning operation, configure the "Gluing" parameters:
Step #3. Saving the document to a multi-page TIFF.
When saving an electronic document to a multi-page TIFF, do not forget to specify the mode of saving to a single file (multi-page mode).
Documents containing multiple sheets are scanned into a single file.
Scanning of document images is performed according to the following requirements:
- image format: BW;
- resolution: 300*300dpi;
- color depth: 1 bit (black and white);
- output file format: multi-page TIFF.
The procedure for creating a multi-page Tiff file using the RiDoc program (https://getridoc.com) can be divided into several steps:
Step #1. Scan the document.
The RiDoc program works with TWAIN or WIA compatible scanners.
Step #2. Processing of an electronic document.
After the document scanning operation, configure the "Gluing" parameters:
- "Resolution": 300 dpi
- "File format": TIFF
- "Compression": CCITTFAX4
- "Output format":1 bits
- "White/black threshold": 225
Step #3. Saving the document to a multi-page TIFF.
When saving an electronic document to a multi-page TIFF, do not forget to specify the mode of saving to a single file (multi-page mode).
About the safety of using offline programs
Please note that the RiDoc program works in offline mode, which means that when creating documents in pdf, tiff, png or bmp formats, third parties cannot access your documents (all data processing occurs exclusively on your computer).
Third parties can access your documents if you use online services to create tiff files. In this case, the documents are sent via the Internet to the website of the service (i.e., to third parties).