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12-03-2007
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| | Finding a scanned document I successfully scanned a Word document from my HP All-in-One to my new computer (Toshiba laptop with Vista). I can see the scan on the screen as a Word document and even managed to make some changes in it. But when I try to attach it to an email, it cannot be found. Any help is much appreciated! Jimboy |
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12-03-2007
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| | RE: Finding a scanned document When you scan a Document it asks what you want to do with it. You can email it direct from scanning. If you want to work on it before emailing it, as you do, save it to a specific folder in documents, or save it to your desktop; just remember where you saved it to! And being a WORD doc, look up at the left top row of icons, you can email directly from the Word document!!! "jimboy" wrote: Quote: > I successfully scanned a Word document from my HP All-in-One to my new > computer (Toshiba laptop with Vista). I can see the scan on the screen as a > Word document and even managed to make some changes in it. But when I try to > attach it to an email, it cannot be found. Any help is much appreciated! > > Jimboy |
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12-04-2007
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| | RE: Finding a scanned document Got it. Thanks, Mick. -- Jimboy "Mick Murphy" wrote: Quote: > When you scan a Document it asks what you want to do with it. > > You can email it direct from scanning. > > If you want to work on it before emailing it, as you do, save it to a > specific folder in documents, or save it to your desktop; just remember where > you saved it to! > > And being a WORD doc, look up at the left top row of icons, you can email > directly from the Word document!!! > > "jimboy" wrote: > Quote: > > I successfully scanned a Word document from my HP All-in-One to my new > > computer (Toshiba laptop with Vista). I can see the scan on the screen as a > > Word document and even managed to make some changes in it. But when I try to > > attach it to an email, it cannot be found. Any help is much appreciated! > > > > Jimboy |
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12-04-2007
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| | RE: Finding a scanned document Ok; no probs! "jimboy" wrote: Quote: > Got it. Thanks, Mick. > -- > Jimboy > > > "Mick Murphy" wrote: > Quote: > > When you scan a Document it asks what you want to do with it. > > > > You can email it direct from scanning. > > > > If you want to work on it before emailing it, as you do, save it to a > > specific folder in documents, or save it to your desktop; just remember where > > you saved it to! > > > > And being a WORD doc, look up at the left top row of icons, you can email > > directly from the Word document!!! > > > > "jimboy" wrote: > > Quote: > > > I successfully scanned a Word document from my HP All-in-One to my new > > > computer (Toshiba laptop with Vista). I can see the scan on the screen as a > > > Word document and even managed to make some changes in it. But when I try to > > > attach it to an email, it cannot be found. Any help is much appreciated! > > > > > > Jimboy |
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