The Cruise Control option allows you to scan a number of consecutive images or the entire roll of microfilm. NOTE: Make sure you have correctly focused an image before you begin. For instructions on focusing, see Focusing Controls. Unfortunately, Cruise Control only works for film that has a well-defined black border around each page.
- Select the Cruise Control icon on the left tool bar.

- You will now see a window that displays your current image. On the left side of the window, you can change the image resolution and the number of images you would like to scan. Select All Images if you want to capture the entire roll, or select the circle next to Specific Image Count. By doing so, you can then specify the number of images to scan.

- Next, select Auto Threshold at the bottom left of the window. This allows the scanner to detect when a new page is in the frame. You may also refine the settings by sliding the threshold bar left and right.

- Now, hit Start. You will see a window that tells you how many images have been captured and the approximate time remaining.

- Once your images have been scanned, you can view them in the Image Bin at the bottom of the screen.
