> # Save setup

Index
XSane mode:

- Viewer mode
- Save mode
- Copy mode
- Multipage mode
- Fax mode
- E-mail mode
- Gimp plugin

Scan options
Medium selection
Color management
Color correction:

- Gamma correction
- Brightness
- Contrast
- Threshold
- RGB default
- Negative
- Autoenhancement
- Default
- Restore
- Store
- Histogram window
- Pipette functions

Standard options window
Advanced options window
Preview:

- Pipette white
- Pipette gray
- Pipette black
- Unzoom
- Zoom out
- Zoom in
- Undo zoom
- Autoselect scanarea
- Autoraise scanarea
- Select visible area
- Delete preview cache
- Preset area
- Rotation
- Aspect ratio
- RGB values
- Select scanarea
- Move scanarea

Batch scan:

- Empty batch list
- Open batch list
- Save batch list
- Add area to list
- Remove selection
- Rename selection
- Rotate image
- Mirror image

Setup:

- Copy setup
- Display setup
- Enhancement setup
- Fax setup
- Filetype setup
- E-mail setup
- Saving setup
- Color management setup

> You open the setup window via the menu preferences/setup in the main window of xsane.

> #### Permissions:

> > You can set permissions with which a file or directory is created. The user permissions are not changeable because xsane needs the predefined user permissions for correct function.

> #### Overwrite warning:

> > If enabled, a warning comes up before an existing file is overwritten.

> #### Skip exisiting numbers:

> > If filename counter is automatically increased, the filenames that already exist are skipped!

> #### Filename counter length:

> > If the filename includes a counter (image-0003.pnm), the length of the counter can be defined. This can be interesting eg. if you want to scan 500 images and want that the ordering the images by their filenames creates the same order like the counter does. If you select inactive the counter is not changed by xsane.

> #### Save device preferences at exit:

> > When you enable this option then the devices preferences are automatically saved when XSane exits.

> Author: Oliver Rauch