28 Scanning from scanner buttons

Sending a scan to a website

On some models, you can share images with other people by scanning

directly to the Web with the Share-to-Web button ( ). People you know can view photos and other items by visiting your website, which will have its own address.

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To place a scan on a website

1Close the HP Precisionscan Pro and HP Scanjet Copy Utility programs if they are open on your computer.

2Place the original face down on the scanner glass and close the lid. To load items in the ADF, see "Scanning from the ADF" on

page 76.

3Press the Share- to- Web button on the front panel of the scanner. The scanner scans the item using settings optimized for the Web. Your computer opens the HP Share-to-Webwizard.

4Follow the instructions on the screen to finish posting the scanned image to your website.

Tip If your scanner does not have a Share-to-Web button, scan to the web using your HP Precisionscan Pro software. See "Placing a scan on a website" on page 64.

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4400C specifications

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