Everyday Scan Settings

[eskimo]

I just recently discovered an "Everyday scan" option for scanning on my printer/scanner (HP8610  AIO) display.  What  does that do and how do I control the settings that are used for that type of scan?

[sabretooth04]

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@eskimowrote:

I just recently discovered an "Everyday scan" option for scanning on my printer/scanner (HP8610  AIO) display.  What  does that do and how do I control the settings that are used for that type of scan?

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Every day scan also inceases your file type to save.  PDF, JPG, PNG, BMP and TIF.

[eskimo]

Thanks for the input, but it doesn't really answer my questions.

The basic question is What does the "everyday scan" do?  For example, in what format is the scan saved? Where is it saved?

Eskimo

[sabretooth04]

In whatever format you chooese under the Save to Folder settings.

[eskimo]

Thanks again foor trying to help.  However where do I find this "save to folder" settings?  On my printer?  On my PC? Other?

Eskimo

[sabretooth04]

You are using the HP Scan program right?  It's has the Everyday Settings.  What program are you using on your computer?

[eskimo]

I am scanning directly from my all-in-one (8610) printer using the (printer's) onscreen prompts.

To the best of my knowledge I do not have scanner software on my computer.

Eskimo

[sabretooth04 · Accepted solution]

Well you never mentioned that.

Scanning issues…

Please try this scan solution:

HP Scan Extended

For Windows:   ftp://ftp.hp.com/pub/scanners/HPScanExt/HPScanExt.msi

Once it's downloaded and installed, go to Start > All Programs > HP > HP Scan Extended > Run "HP Scan Extended"

Check all your settings and expand all tabs and all + signs to see all options that you want.

Make searchable PDFs scans with this free scanning software - https://www.naps2.com/

Let us know.

[eskimo]

Thanks very much.  I'll download those programs & give them a try.  I trust that will take care of my questions / concerns. 

BTW - if you check my initial post, you will see that I did say that I found this everyday scan on the display of my printer.

Thanks for the help

Eskimo