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    How To Map A Scanner Folder

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    This 3-page document provides instructions for mapping a personal scanner folder on a multi-function printer (MFP) to one's computer. It describes opening Windows Explorer, clicking "Map network drive," selecting an available drive letter, entering the server and share information for the MFP scanner output folder, and clicking finish to connect the new drive. Scanned documents will then appear in this mapped network folder when using the MFP with a personal code.

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    How To Map A Scanner Folder

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    This 3-page document provides instructions for mapping a personal scanner folder on a multi-function printer (MFP) to one's computer. It describes opening Windows Explorer, clicking "Map network drive," selecting an available drive letter, entering the server and share information for the MFP scanner output folder, and clicking finish to connect the new drive. Scanned documents will then appear in this mapped network folder when using the MFP with a personal code.

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    This 3-page document provides instructions for mapping a personal scanner folder on a multi-function printer (MFP) to one's computer. It describes opening Windows Explorer, clicking "Map network drive," selecting an available drive letter, entering the server and share information for the MFP scanner output folder, and clicking finish to connect the new drive. Scanned documents will then appear in this mapped network folder when using the MFP with a personal code.

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    How To Map A Scanner Folder

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    Mohammed Sajid
    This 3-page document provides instructions for mapping a personal scanner folder on a multi-function printer (MFP) to one's computer. It describes opening Windows Explorer, clicking "Map network drive," selecting an available drive letter, entering the server and share information for the MFP scanner output folder, and clicking finish to connect the new drive. Scanned documents will then appear in this mapped network folder when using the MFP with a personal code.

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    Rossey Hall, Room 058; Extension 3350

    http://www.njcu.edu/dept/it

    How to Map an Multi-Function Printer Scanner Folder


    Here are instructions for mapping your personal MFP Scanner folder on your computer. 1
    1. Open Windows Explorer by clicking on the Desktop Computer Icon, or by clicking the
    Start button and clicking Computer on the menu above the Shutdown button

    Desktop Icon

    Start Button

    2. Click Map network drive on the toolbar

    The examples show are for Windows 7 OS, but work similarly for XP.

    DocID: How to Map a Scanner Folder

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    Prepared: September 27, 2013

    New Jersey City University

    Department of Information Technology

    3. Fill out the mapping form. Use the Drive menu button to find and select S.
    For MFP scanner output, use \\scanner\user\<Your GothicNet ID>. Be sure to check the
    box to Reconnect at logon

    Drive menu button

    Check
    this box

    Enter server\share\user information

    When completed, the form will look like this

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    Page 2 of 3

    New Jersey City University

    Department of Information Technology

    4. Click the
    button at the bottom of Map Network Drive dialog window. You
    now have a new drive (S) connected to your Computer

    Username
    Username

    When you use a multi-function printer (MFP) to scan a document with your personal
    printer code, the scanned documents will appear in this folder.

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