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Scanning and saving multiple pages

Last updated: 07/30/2024

SmartScore can scan multiple pages then combine and save them in a single .TIF file. Multi-page PDF files are automatically converted into a single .TIF file automatically when opened.

If you are using the alternative (Apple’s Image Capture app), be sure to save as PDF (Format: PDF | Combine into single document = ON). See Scanning inside and outside SmartScore

Your scanner isn’t responding?

If your scanner fails to respond to the SCAN command after installing the most recent driver package from the manufacturer, go to ☰ FILE > Scan music > Choose interface and select Apple’s Image Capture. See also: Scanning from inside and outside SmartScore

If your scanner fails to respond to the SCAN command after installing the most recent driver package from the manufacturer, go to Scanning from inside and outside SmartScore

 

 
Scanning successive pages…

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After scanning the first page, you will be prompted to place the next page into the scanner.
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Click the Next Page button. Continue this process for all remaining pages.
Click Next Page after each page of your score is scanned.
Once you’ve scanned the last page of the score, click Finish. If you wish to interrupt the scanning process, click Cancel.
Click Next Page after each page of your score is scanned.
Once you’ve scanned the last page of the score, click Finish. If you wish to interrupt the scanning process, click Cancel.

 
When you have scanned all the pages of your score…

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Click the Finish.
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You will be prompted to Save As and Begin Recognition or Open Pages in Image Editor.
We always recommend you open your scanned music in SmartScore’s Image Editor. This will allow you to fine-tune darkness/lightness of greyscale images using the Thresholding tool. You will also be able to De-skew, Crop, Draw, Erase and Cut & paste objects inside the images prior to recognizing the scan.
We always recommend you open your scanned music in SmartScore’s Image Editor. This will allow you to fine-tune darkness/lightness of greyscale images using the Thresholding tool. You will also be able to De-skew, Crop, Draw, Erase and Cut & paste objects inside the images prior to recognizing the scan.

Note …

We always recommend you open your scanned music in SmartScore’s Image Editor. This will allow you to fine-tune darkness/lightness of greyscale images using the Thresholding tool. You will also be able to De-skew, Crop, Draw, Erase and Cut and paste the images prior to Recognition.

 
 
Saving scanned files…

After you’ve finished scanning music pages or after opening a PDF file that has been automatically converted, select Save and Begin Recognition. Save the .TIF file to the working directory you created earlier. Following Recognition, you’ll see the scanned. TIF image view and recognized .ENF version together in a synchronized split-screen display format.

Filename
 
Enter a name and Save the converted .TIF file. When recognition begins, the name you give will be assigned to the resulting SmartScore .ENF file.
TIFF CCITT G4
 
This is the preferred file type. Other file types may not be able to save multiple pages or have the same high level of lossless compression.
Filename
 
Enter a name and Save the converted .TIF file. When recognition begins, the name you give will be assigned to the resulting SmartScore .ENF file.
TIFF CCITT G4
 
This is the preferred file type. Other file types may not be able to save multiple pages or have the same high level of lossless compression.
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