HP jetdirect 250m, User Manual

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Color Picture
for low-resolution color: 150 DPI , 24-bit color. [DPI=dots per inch]
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Color Drawing
for high-resolution color: 300 DPI , 24-bit color.
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B/W Picture
for monochrome graphics: 150 DPI , gray-scale.
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Text
: 300 DPI , black and white.
Document Size settings
The following document sizes are available (in inches). The document size you select will contain only a
portion of the entire scanned image if the document size is smaller than the image.
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Letter
(8.5 by 11)
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Legal (8.5 by 14)
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A4
(8.3 by 11.7)
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Executive (7.25 by 10.5)
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4X6
(4 by 6)
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5X7
(5 by 7)
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3X5
(3 by 5)
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3X3
(3 by 3)
Image Format settings
The image format settings available depend on the capabilities of the scanner in the specific peripheral
pointed to by the embedded web server. They include:
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PDF
files for easy interchange with other people. When downloading, the browser typically will
start the Adobe Acrobat Reader plug-in to view the file in a browser window.
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JPEG
for compact, compressed files suitable for display in web browsers. When downloading, the
image typically will be displayed in a browser window. The availability of JPEG format depends
on the capabilities of the scanner.
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TIFF
for files to be printed or to be manipulated as high-resolution images. When downloading,
the browser will use a plug-in or external application for TIFF files, if one is loaded, or will
prompt the user to view or save the image.
Troubleshooting web scanning
Problems using scan
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Unable to scan using TIFF image format
Problem: After I click the
Scan
button, I get an error message that the scan is aborted. I am
using Internet Explorer.
Resolution: This is a known issue with plug-ins (not external applications) and version 5.0 of
Microsoft Internet Explorer. Configure your Internet Explorer browser to not use that specific
plug-in for TIFF files.
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Unable to scan using PDF image format
Problem: After I click the
Scan
button, the scanner begins to scan but never completes. I am
using Internet Explorer.
Resolution: This is a known issue with various versions of Microsoft Internet Explorer and
Windows 95, 98, and NT 4.0. A recommended work-around is to download the latest version of
Internet Explorer, 5.0 or higher, and the latest version of Adobe Acrobat Reader, 4.0 or higher.
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Unable to use “Save” or “Save As” command in Adobe Acrobat Reader