Adding Pages to a Document

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To add a new page at the end of the current document, choose Append from the Page menu. To add a new page before the current page, choose Insert from the Page menu. In either case, a submenu appears, allowing you to specify whether the new page is to be scanned or read from an existing disk file. If you choose Existing Page, Imaging presents the equivalent of the File Open dialog box. If you choose Acquire Image, Imaging awakens your scanner.

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You can append pages only to files with the .tif extension.

Be aware that while Imaging lets you assemble related source files into an image "scrapbook," the program lacks a convenient way to disassemble the resulting document. If you subsequently decide to extract a particular page, you're limited to copying that page to the Clipboard and then pasting it into another graphics program. If you want to delete a page, right-click it in Page And Thumbnails view and select Delete Page from the shortcut menu.