Some printers include a scanner (either hardware or software). So, as well as printing, a document placed in the printer can be scanned (copied) and saved as a graphic file, or as an editable text file if OCR software is used (Optical character recognition).
There are four functions on a 4 in 1 printer.
The scan feature simply takes a picture of a document or picture and saves it to your computer.
Yes I can scan on my printer.
Yes, just place the phote on the printer and use scan it.
a 3-in-1 color printer has the ability to (1) copy, (2) scan, and (3) print. Some will have a fax option in place of one of the three options mentioned above.
You would have to scan the paper into a scanner or a multifunctional device that contains a printer and a scanner. You might also have to have a program to let you scan the image in. Then you can save it to the computer.
If your printer has that capacity, then surely it is explained in the printer manual. If you don't have the manual, perhaps you can find one on-line, or find someone who can explain the steps.
Carefully.
He used the binoculars to scan the outskirts of the town for intruders. My printer can also scan and fax documents.
Yes. Scanning items from the printer does not use ink.
If it has a <Scan> button push it and then scroll to the output format (copy, file, etc.)
Check the printer for the model and manufacture and google the manufacture and the model, most major printer manufactures have drivers on their website
Ink is not needed to scan, as the scan is taken digitally and stored as a graphic file. Ink or toner is needed in the printer to print the result of the scan on to paper.
if your at a office and you diddn't have a printer HOW WILL WE REPEAT THE SAME PAPER thats my exsample but really i'm greatful for my stuff