describe two situations in which scanning is useful?

Answer 1

scanning is really useful when:

a. you need to submit a file in a remote location from you

b. you need an immediate copy of picture or document but you don't have photocopier

Answer 2

In a Mfg. environment, there are two critical needs for scanning. First, to duplicate an existing shape or pattern of an object to be reproduced; and then to compare the reproduction with the original scan for inspection purposes.

Answer 3

first scanned image is of plenty greater effectual high quality in compression to a digital got here a million) if u elect to have a image on your presentation or for different use so u shoul use scanner for good high quality 2)u can take a photcopy if u have scanner with printer

Answer 4

Restoring an old photograph by digitizing it first.

OCR a printed document for revisions or editing.

That's my 2.

Answer 5

I'll give you 1...had a friend w/ 8 pics on 1 sheet, she sent it to me i scanned it w / my lexmark, focused on each pic seperatly...then printed them...this allowed me to send each pic back to her so she could enlarge, post, or whatever she wanted . was good enuff 4 me .

Answer 6

When you need and don't have a

1) fax machine

2) copier