Save an Original File

When you save an image using the Original Image option, an exact copy of the original image file is saved. If you made any modifications to the image file prior to saving, such as changes to the scale or rotation, these changes will not exist in the saved file. Also, if the file you choose to save is a multi-page file, then the entire file will be saved, even if you specify only one page to save.

To save image data to a file, you can select the Save... option from either of two locations:

The Main Toolbar: or,
Right-click the image to display the context menu:

Choose Save/Save As... to open the Save Pages dialog box.
In the Save in: drop-down list, browse to find the location where you want to save the image.
In the File name: drop-down list, type in the name for the new file you are creating.
In the Save as type: drop-down list, verify that you want to save your image as the opened image source type (e.g., JPG (*.jpg)).
Click the Image Options button:

The E-Mail dialog box opens:

Under the Annotations tab, you can select different options for saving annotations to the new file:

Ignore all annotations - the file will be saved without any annotations
Save in separate file - save the annotations to a separate file

To set the current settings of a tab as the default settings, click Save as Default.

Click OK to return to the Save Pages dialog box.

In the Page range group box, select which pages you want to save:

All - all pages will be saved.
Current page - only the current page selected will be saved.
Pages - the pages specified in the text box will be saved. Page numbers should be separated by commas and a range of pages can be specified using a hyphen. For example, you can enter 1,3,5-8,10 to save pages 1, 3, 5, 6, 7, 8, and 10.

To finish, click Save. The file is saved with the specified options.

Notes & Tips

When Internet Explorer is Running in Protected Mode on Windows Vista or Windows 7

If Internet Explorer is running in protected mode on Windows Vista or Windows 7 and you save a file(s), Internet Explorer will relocate the saved file(s) and display a warning dialog box: "For your computer's security, this file was saved to the Temporary Internet Files folder. Do you want to open this folder?" The file(s) will be saved to the Microsoft Windows Temporary Internet Files Virtualized folder. For example, if you save a file as C:\output.tif, the file will be saved to the location below:

C:\Users\%userprofile%\AppData\Local\Microsoft\Windows\Temporary Internet Files\Virtualized\C\output.tif

If you specify that a website is "trusted" in Internet Explorer, and protected mode is not enabled for trusted sites (which is the default setting), the warning dialog box will not display when you save files from that website, and the files will not be relocated.