Ben Scott wrote:
>
> We've got an HP LaserJet 3380 All-In-One with a JetDirect card. It
> does have "network scan" functionality. The problem is, to trigger
> the scan, you have to use a web UI. Which means a computer. Which
> means the user has to walk to the unit, load their originals, wal
On 6/13/07, Ted Roche <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Disagree with your conclusion here ... I have an HP OfficeJet (a d145,
> couple of version/model years old) with the extra HP JetDirect I/O card ...
We've got an HP LaserJet 3380 All-In-One with a JetDirect card. It
does have "network scan" fun
Ben Scott wrote:
> You can get a decent USB-attached scanner for small money these
> days. But they all require cumbersome, buggy MS Windows software that
> tends to suck (even by the standard of MS Windows software). To get a
> network-attached scanner that doesn't suck, you need to spend big
Hi folks,
You can get a decent USB-attached scanner for small money these
days. But they all require cumbersome, buggy MS Windows software that
tends to suck (even by the standard of MS Windows software). To get a
network-attached scanner that doesn't suck, you need to spend big
bucks (often k
