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	<title>Setting the Image Quality</title>

    <p>You can adjust the image quality that is used when the scan is converted to a file by changing this setting in the save dialogue. Using a low quality will result in a small file size but may show some blurring or blockiness in the image. A high quality will keep all the scanned information but require a larger file size. See the <link href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lossy_compression">Lossy compression Wikipedia page</link> for more information.</p>    
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