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Jul 16, 2014

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C o l o r Scanner Instructions. 1. Click the SCANNER button > Click MANUAL ENTRY button > Enter email address > Click OK. 2. Click SCAN SETTINGS button > Click RESOLUTION tab to set scan clarity (ex. 200 dpi) > Click OK. 3. Press START button to scan page > Place new page on glass >

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Color Scanner Instructions 1 Click the SCANNER button > Click MANUAL ENTRY button > Enter email address > Click OK 2 Click SCAN SETTINGS button > Click RESOLUTION tab to set scan clarity (ex. 200 dpi) > Click OK 3 Press START button to scan page > Place new page on glass > Press START to scan again 4 When finished press the # sign > Email sent > Press CLEAR MODE to remove your information

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