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I am running a network over Windows XP, I want to know if it is possile to use the scanner of the network froma computer that is not directly hooked up to the computer? If so HOW?
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Jupiter Jones [MVP]
Generally no, unless it is an expensive scanner designed to be used on
a network.
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Jupiter Jones [MVP]
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directly hooked up to the computer? If so HOW?
a network.
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Jupiter Jones [MVP]
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possile to use the scanner of the network froma computer that is notCRazykevin said:I am running a network over Windows XP, I want to know if it is
directly hooked up to the computer? If so HOW?
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Jarod
The only way I can think of, would be if you use the
remote control feature of Windows XP (Pro, not Home).
You can than use that computer to scan a document. After
it is scanned, you can copy the file to your own computer.
Good luck.
computer that is not directly hooked up to the computer?
If so HOW?
remote control feature of Windows XP (Pro, not Home).
You can than use that computer to scan a document. After
it is scanned, you can copy the file to your own computer.
Good luck.
if it is possile to use the scanner of the network froma-----Original Message-----
I am running a network over Windows XP, I want to know
computer that is not directly hooked up to the computer?
If so HOW?
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Tom Aaron [MSFT]
Network scanning isn't possible on Windows XP unless you have a Xerox
Network Scanner. The best work around would be to use Remote Desktop as
someone else suggested, then copy your scanned file to a share on the
network.
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Microsoft Printing, Imaging and Fax Team
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to the computer? If so HOW?
Network Scanner. The best work around would be to use Remote Desktop as
someone else suggested, then copy your scanned file to a share on the
network.
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use the scanner of the network froma computer that is not directly hooked upCRazykevin said:I am running a network over Windows XP, I want to know if it is possile to
to the computer? If so HOW?
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Yves Leclerc
The is a software package which allows to to share a scanner accross the
networ. However, I do not remember the name of it. Also, with the price of
scanner still falling, I may not be a good solution since the software may
be more expensive than another new scanner.
networ. However, I do not remember the name of it. Also, with the price of
scanner still falling, I may not be a good solution since the software may
be more expensive than another new scanner.
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Guest
Thanks guys
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John Fonhof
I am running a network over Windows XP, I want to know if it is possile to use the scanner of the network froma computer that is not directly hooked up to the computer? If so HOW?
I use Perfectscan from www.recogniform.com
It works ok but I am not impressed with their interface