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<TITLE>Jackson Electronics Products</TITLE>
<SUBTITLE>Frequently Asked Questions</SUBTITLE>

<PRODUCT>The ScanMaster</PRODUCT>

<QUESTION>How do I scan slides?</QUESTION>
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	You can scan slides using the JE Transparency Adapter (part number STA8901) available from
	Jackson Electronics.
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<QUESTION>Where can I find the latest drivers for my ScanMaster?</QUESTION>
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	You can download the latest software drivers from the Jackson Electronics Web page.
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<QUESTION>What is the largest sheet that I can scan?</QUESTION>
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	8.5 x 14 in (216 x 356 mm).
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<QUESTION>How do I fax with my ScanMaster?</QUESTION>
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	You can turn your scanner into a fax machine by purchasing the FaxRight add-on component
	(part number STA4500) available from Jackson Electronics.
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<PRODUCT>DigiCam</PRODUCT>

<QUESTION>What is the difference between optimal and digital zoom?</QUESTION>
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	With optical zoom the Digicam's lense phyiscal moves inside the camera; with digital zoom, the
	camera's 'electronic brain' zooms the image. If you zoom too much, your image will become
	pixelated.
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<QUESTION>What sort of batteries should I use with the DigiCam?</QUESTION>
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	Nickel Metal Hydride (NiMH) batteries work the best and having the longest lifetime. Nickel-Cadium
	batteries also work very well as do Alkaline batteries. Do not use Lithium batteries.
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<QUESTION>What resolution should I use for 4x6 in. photos?</QUESTION>
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	We recommend 640x480 for 4x6 images, 1024x768 for 5x7 in. photos, and 1600x1200 for 8x10 in
	photos.
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<QUESTION>Can the DigiCam be harmed by airport X-ray machines?</QUESTION>
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	No, there is no evidence that X-ray machines can affect the performance or quality of
	DigiCam photos.
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