On-Screen Manual > Scanning Guide > Troubleshooting > Problems with Scanning > When a Scanner Button or MP
Navigator EX button is pressed, a wrong application starts
When a Scanner Button or MP Navigator EX Button Is Pressed,
a Wrong Application Starts
Check: Change the MP Navigator EX settings.
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pplications that correspond with the Scanner Buttons are managed by MP Navigator EX. After installin
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all the applications from the Setup CD-ROM, the print function is assigned to Copy and Print, mail-related
function to Mail, Notepad (included with Windows) to OCR, and ArcSoft PhotoStudio to SCAN-2 by default.
You can replace the assigned application with another application by changing the settings in MP
Navigator EX.
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ssign an application to SCAN-1 and PDF.
Application Settings
Specify an application to open scanned images. The name of the specified application is displayed
in Application Settings.
To change the application:
Method 1
Click Set, select the application to assign, then click Open.
Make sure that the application is an executable file.
Normally a folder named after the application or its manufacturer is created in the Program Files
folder, and a file with a ".exe" extension is saved in it. Double-click the file to make sure that the
corresponding application starts.
Note
If extensions are hidden, using the Explorer, click Tools > Folder Options > View, then deselect
the Hide extensions for known file types checkbox.
Method 2
Drag and drop the executable file on the desktop or the Start menu, or its shortcut to Application
Settings.
Important
Some applications may not start.
Some applications may not start if the shortcut is assigned.
To cancel the application setting:
Click Reset. When a confirmation dialog box appears, click Yes.
Important
If the application set to Application Settings does not exist, a message requesting you to
specify an application appears. Click OK, then select the application in the selection screen.
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