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Do you ever get those annoying lines on your scanned images and not sure what the problem is? The majority of image quality issues experienced with Fujitsu scanners can be easily resolved by the user. The first thing I would try is to clean the ADF glass.
On occasion there might be other hardware issues that could require a Service Technician to come on-site to resolve. These include: dust on the optics and underside of scan glass assembly and old or defective lamps. These issues can also give a back or front Optical Alarm error.
Another possible cause of image quality issues could be scratches on the glass assembly due to staples being feed through the scanner still on the paper. Don’t forget to remove staples from paper before scanning! The scratched glass would require a Service Technician to come out and replace that part.
If you think your image quality issues could be resolved with the simple cleaning or replacement of consumables, you can purchase any of these items from ImageSource.
I was recently surprised to find a lot of companies running Oracle UCM systems that were exposed in a way that someone could hijack the website. We were looking for documents related to generic properties forms on the internet and quickly found 4 large government and corporate companies with systems left wide open with material relating to their websites. We logged on as a guest user and we could have deleted the web content or checked out the content and checked in new content giving us control of what is on their websites. I was able to get the emails of the contributors from the system and emailed them to let them know that they need to lock down their site. It was interesting that I never got a response from any of the people and that the web sites are still exposed. When mixing critical business content and public access you can’t take security and rights issues lightly. In this case, a simple checkbox can make the difference between fast access to important ECM records and becoming a victim of HTML theft.
