Is it possible to scan images right into a corel painter document?

 I am pretty sure it can be done. I noticed there is a twain source which would be for a scanner. The Acquire Twain should be the input for the scanner.

I set up a canvas to get the screen open but that can also be changed.

You might also save the scan to your computer and open it with painter.

 Raybrite is right, you need to select twain source first - then twain acquire - it might be worth scanning at high quality then reducing in size afterwards to whatever you require, after all if you do it first in high quality you get a good print from your efforts, then have to reduce in size and quality to put it on the forum. but you get to keep the best version. Are you without a digital camera at present? or is there another reason you wish to use a scanner?

Thanks for the help! I have a digital camera, but I needed to scan in a drawing (I guess that would've been a better word to use instead of image) to color and shade it. I've got it all figured out now and thanks again for the advice.

hi...

I too have the same problem and npw it had been solved.

Can you say which document scanning software is best...

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 generally I use the twain driver, and scan straight into paint shop pro, simply because I had this graphics program first of all so work quicker through familiarity - I clean up the image using the eraser, and any necessary contrast or brightness adjustments - then save as a jpeg, with drawings I scan as a greyscale, then when cleaned up increase colour depth to 16 million, and save as a jpeg.