Can you resize images on the touch screen? null

Yes, you can resize the images on the touch screen by navigating the screen.

No. The touch screen is primarily for interaction of the various functions. If you are talking about scanning or copying, it is fairly standard in terms of resizing the original images however, the screen itself doesn't and can't change sizes.

Yes, in the copy function mode you can lighten or darken the image or change its size. You can choose between preset settings e.g. going from letter to legal or the final selection is customize where you can choose anything between 25% to 400%. The scan mode simply scans and sends it wherever you want the image to go usb drive, computer, etc., but normally you would be putting the image into some application to use it anyway so adjustments can be made there. In the print mode the device responds to the commands sent from the device that is sending the image.

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Yes, you can resize the images on the touch screen by navigating the screen.
Answered by CommunityAnswer 7 years ago
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No. The touch screen is primarily for interaction of the various functions. If you are talking about scanning or copying, it is fairly standard in terms of resizing the original images however, the screen itself doesn't and can't change sizes.
Answered by Thompson 7 years ago
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Yes, in the copy function mode you can lighten or darken the image or change its size. You can choose between preset settings e.g. going from letter to legal or the final selection is customize where you can choose anything between 25% to 400%. The scan mode simply scans and sends it wherever you want the image to go usb drive, computer, etc., but normally you would be putting the image into some application to use it anyway so adjustments can be made there. In the print mode the device responds to the commands sent from the device that is sending the image.
Answered by TheGoodDoctor 7 years ago
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