HP PSC 500 - Editing Scanned Images

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Issue What You Should Do
Auto Fit, Clone, or Poster is
not working.
Make sure to place the original in the correct position, and
make sure that the glass and lid are clean and free from
smudges and dust.
I pressed the front-panel
Cancel
button to stop
scanning.
To cancel scanning, make sure you click
Cancel
in the Scan
Status window. If you have canceled scanning from the HP
PSC 500 front panel, restart your computer and restart your
HP PSC 500.
I cannot edit or see scanned
text in my word processor.
Consider the following:
:
From the HP PSC Scanning viewer, make sure you select to send
Text to Another Program
.
:
Make sure you paste the text into your word processing program.
:
Graphics are not converted with the Readiris OCR program.
I cannot find my scanned file.
I closed a third-party program
and it did not ask me if I
wanted to save the scan.
When you save a scanned picture, it is stored in the My
Pictures folder.
If you did not save your scanned picture, HP PSC 500
automatically stores it either in your default directory or
Windows/Temp folder. The file in the Temp folder is named
“scan.jpg.”
I cannot print a document. Make sure your HP PSC 500 is selected as the current or
default printer. On the Windows taskbar, click
Start
, point to
Settings
, and then choose
Printers
. Right-click the
HP PSC
500
icon, and choose
Set as Default
.
I hear a loud noise, and the
message “Cartridge carriage
blocked” appears on the
display.
The shipping insert was left inside the print-cartridge
carriage, or the latches were left open after the print cartridges
were inserted. Open the print-cartridge access door, and
remove the insert or close the latches. Turn the HP PSC 500
off and then on again.
I try to scan, but nothing
happens.
Make sure you installed the scanning software.
Scan Status stalls. Turn your HP PSC 500 off and then on again; the scanning
process should continue. If this does not work, try restarting
your computer.
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