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Scan a document and open the scanned image with a graphics application using the SCAN key on my Brother machine
You can scan a document directly into your graphics application for viewing and editing by pressing the SCAN key on the control panel of your Brother machine.
If you want to change the scan settings, click here to see the details of how to change scan settings.
- Load your document.
- Press SCAN.
- Press the UP OR DOWN ARROW key to choose Scan to PC. Press OK.
- Press the UP OR DOWN ARROW key to choose Image. Press OK.
- (For network users)
- Press the UP OR DOWN ARROW key to choose the destination computer you want to send to.
Note:
If the computer is not displayed, see the Related FAQ's to solve the issue at the end of the page. - Press OK.
- If the LCD prompts you to enter a PIN number, enter the 4-digit PIN number for the destination computer on the control panel and press OK.
- Press the UP OR DOWN ARROW key to choose the destination computer you want to send to.
- Press Black (Mono) Start or Color (Colour) Start or Start. The image data will appear in your pre-selected graphics application.
You can scan from your computer with the useful application as ControlCenter. Please refer to related FAQ's about how to use the ControlCenter with Windows/ Macintosh.
FAQ connexes
- Change the scan settings for scanning from ControlCenter2 or the SCAN key (For Macintosh)
- Change the scan settings for scanning from ControlCenter4 or the SCAN key (For Windows)
- Scan a document and open the scanned image with a graphics application (For Macintosh)
- Scan a document and open the scanned image with a graphics application (For Windows)
- I cannot find the destination computer on the network when I try to scan a document using the machine's Scan key or control panel.
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