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<title>Screen Scan</title>
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<h2>Screen Scan</h2>
<p><em>xyscan</em> can scan any image or object displayed on you computer screen without explicitly loading a plot.
To do so use the <em>Scan Screen</em> command in the <em>File</em> menu. When launched
the main (scan) window will turn semi-transparent revealing the windows and objects
displayed on the screen below. You might want to resize and move the window such that
the scan area encloses the object on the screen you intend to scan. Then continue in
the <a href="workflow.html">usual fashion</a>. Note that this mode is automatically
switched off when you load a new image from file. The <a href="cursorzoom.html">cursor
zoom</a> is deactivated during a screen scan.</p>
<div align="center"><img src="screenscan.png" width="536" alt="screen shot"></div>
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