Enhancement functions improve the appearance of image documents.
If implemented in your program, end users can apply the following types of image enhancement:
Despeckling  Cleans black-and-white image documents by removing small specks from them.  These small specks are typically left by copiers and fax machines.
 Cleans black-and-white image documents by removing small specks from them.  These small specks are typically left by copiers and fax machines.
Deskewing  Straightens crooked image documents.  It is particularly useful for straightening image documents that were improperly aligned when scanned.
 Straightens crooked image documents.  It is particularly useful for straightening image documents that were improperly aligned when scanned.
Cropping  Removes unwanted borders from image documents.
 Removes unwanted borders from image documents.
Inverting  Changes the pixels in the image document to their complimentary color, making the image look like a photographic negative.
 Changes the pixels in the image document to their complimentary color, making the image look like a photographic negative.
Note: The despecking, deskewing, and cropping functions are available with Imaging for Windows Professional Edition V1.0, V1.1, and V2.0 only. The inverting function is available with Imaging for Windows Professional Edition V2.0 only.