I have a scanner and a picture to scan. But how do we scan pictures?
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use the flat bed feature if your scanner has that.  Set the scanner for high resolution. Save as a .jpg file
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You need OCR softare  (Optical Character Recognition).  Your scanner probably came with some software that does this.
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Need scanning program then scan it and send.
95061
Using a scanner, scan them in. You'll generaly need a photo editor as well to touch up the pictures. I would recomend a Epson scanner and also the lite version of Adobe Photoshop. In all total you're out around $300 - $400. Not to mention the talent required and time.\n\nYou can also send the pcitures to a local photography store which will do all the work for you . . . it's not cheap and the local camera store is being coming kind of rare.
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It should be in your Programs list on the Start Button inside the software for your scanner.... \nGood luck.
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was it already printed or still in you camera? if printed scan it, put in digital media and upload it to its target. if it's in your camera just plug in the usb supplied with your camera and you're on the go. if it's in your hdd just browse to its destination.
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When you need a printer - buy only printer -- and not a All in One.\nDisconnect the scanner part and try using the printer only.\nCheck by replacing Scanner cable.\nIf you try to make copy (without connecting it to a coputer) what it says?
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Scan it - save the scan as a .bmp file.
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As mentioned above, a scanner can be used for putting a picture or text onto your computer. If you haven't seen one, they mostly look like very small copy machines(with the glass window where the object is placed). I doubt you are referring to the radio scanner, but they are devices that scan through a set of frequencies you enter, so that you can hear the police ar other emergency workers talking over their radios.
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ages since I've done this so you might have to do a bit of work yourself..\n\non the scanning program it should have a setting in the first column at the top of the screen to change the Twain driver or input device - check which one it is.. it probably says its your camera.. just use the pull down menu and change it to your scanner
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simple!\nuse black and white mode for scanning
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scan with several http://www.jimmyr.com/security.php
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Can you scan the picture to the desktop, then attach the picture from the desktop to you email?
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well did you try installing it?\nyou can go to your control panel and click on printers and see if a scanner is included. you may have to install it manually.
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First you need the picture, if it is a hard copy you will need a scanner, if it is digital you need a card reader (or some digital interface).\n\nMost scanners come with software that will help you organize your pictures.\n\nAs far as digital you should use windows explorer to copy/paste the pictures where you want them.\n\nemail me if you need more help.
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If you have the disk that came with the scanner, run the setup file off the disk and connect the scanner after the drivers have been installed.\n\nIf you do not have the disk, and are running windows XP, just plug in the scanner and let the Add/Remove Hardware Wizard install it.\n\nYou can also go to Canon's website and download the drivers for your scanner if you do not have the disk and don't have XP, or if the Add/Remove Hardware wizard fails.
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To do this you need a special piece of equipment called a scanner.  The scanner will convert any picture on paper into a computer image.  If you don't have a scanner, you still might be able to use a scanner at a friend's house or in a public area, and then put the file on a disk, upload it to a website, or e-mail it to yourself.\n\nYou might try looking in a school library for a scanner.  Ask around...if you're friends with the secretary in any office, ask them if there is a scanner you could use.  A public library or college library may also have a scanner you could use.\n\nAnother good option for getting an image from paper onto the computer is a digital camera.  Especially compared to older scanners, newer cameras often will get just as good an image--the only problem is that it can be difficult to set up the lighting correctly and getting the shot so that it is square and not out of proportion.  If you can't find a scanner, finding a digital camera might be your next best bet.\n\nGood luck.