Which of the following steps correctly describes scanning a paper prescription after placing the script upside down?

Which of the following steps correctly describes scanning a paper prescription after placing the script upside down?

• A. Place the script right side up, press Start Scanning (Alt T), and stop scanning.
• B. Place the script upside down with the blank side facing you, press Start Scanning (Alt T), then press Stop Scanning (Alt G).
• C. Place the script upside down with the printed side facing you, press Start Scanning (Alt T), then press Stop Scanning (Alt G).
• D. Place the script on its side and press Start Scanning; do not stop scanning.

Answer: (B)

When scanning a prescription that has been placed upside down, the correct setup is to place it with the blank side facing you so the printed side lies against the scanner glass. This arrangement lets the scanner capture the printed information on the page correctly, even though the page is inverted in orientation. After positioning, start the scan using the Start Scanning shortcut (Alt T) and finish by using the Stop Scanning shortcut (Alt G). This sequence ensures the document image is captured cleanly and saved properly. Placing the script right side up would put the printed surface away from the glass, producing an unusable scan; placing the printed side facing you would mean scanning from the wrong surface, and placing the script on its side isn’t a supported method.

When scanning a prescription that has been placed upside down, the correct setup is to place it with the blank side facing you so the printed side lies against the scanner glass. This arrangement lets the scanner capture the printed information on the page correctly, even though the page is inverted in orientation. After positioning, start the scan using the Start Scanning shortcut (Alt T) and finish by using the Stop Scanning shortcut (Alt G). This sequence ensures the document image is captured cleanly and saved properly. Placing the script right side up would put the printed surface away from the glass, producing an unusable scan; placing the printed side facing you would mean scanning from the wrong surface, and placing the script on its side isn’t a supported method.