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When I Import images using the Import command the Scanner-plugIn opens the scanner in a separate window (in my case it is an Epson scanner).
From this location I was able (with the previous version CS) to flick through my photosops images sitting on the background . Now this is not possible. For example you cannot anymore flick through and or move the images you have just scanned. So if I want to check how many pages or what pages I have already scanned I have to exit the Epson/Scanner page. And if I want to resume scanning I have to relaunch the page via the import command!
This slows down the entire production process.
Why this is happening? Why such a handy feature had been removed? Is this a mere oversight?
This new feature (a reverse feature indeed) can potentially cause undesired troubles. When you are in scanner mode if the "setting pane" will end behind the "preview pane" you will be left with no chances but the one of switching off your machine!!! and start it on again! (by then all your unsaved scanning will have been lost)
Shirley
From this location I was able (with the previous version CS) to flick through my photosops images sitting on the background . Now this is not possible. For example you cannot anymore flick through and or move the images you have just scanned. So if I want to check how many pages or what pages I have already scanned I have to exit the Epson/Scanner page. And if I want to resume scanning I have to relaunch the page via the import command!
This slows down the entire production process.
Why this is happening? Why such a handy feature had been removed? Is this a mere oversight?
This new feature (a reverse feature indeed) can potentially cause undesired troubles. When you are in scanner mode if the "setting pane" will end behind the "preview pane" you will be left with no chances but the one of switching off your machine!!! and start it on again! (by then all your unsaved scanning will have been lost)
Shirley
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