HP Network Scanjet 5 Scanner series - Manual (Page 116)

PaperPort Software Error Messages
When a problem occurs, the PaperPort software displays a message that
indicates the type of problem. This chapter explains what to do if you
see one of these messages.
Message Category Recommended Action
An unsuccessful application exit
has left Windows in an unstable
state. You should restart
Windows. General This can occur if your computer “hangs” or
“crashes” while PaperPort software is
running, or if some other error occurs. Try
restarting Windows. Although you can
continue to work in Windows, you will not
be able to scan or start PaperPort
software again until you restart Windows.
PaperPort cannot arrange your
Desktop because system
resources are low. Please close
one or more applications and try
again. Desktop Quit any other applications that are
running. If there are any items in your
Startup program group, remove them,
restart Windows, and try again. Note that
some applications do not release all the
memory or resources that they use even
when you exit them. Restarting Windows
with no applications in your Startup group
can give you maximum memory and
resources.
PaperPort cannot create a
calibration file. Your disk may be
full or read-only. General Make sure that your disk is not full. The
calibration file requires up to 100K of disk
space. (Note that you should have at least
1 MB of free disk space to use PaperPort
software.) In addition, check that you have
read/write access to the drive containing
the PaperPort program directory.
PaperPort cannot paste because
the clipboard image is larger
than the current page. General The image that you have cut or copied to
the Clipboard is larger than the item on
which you are trying to paste. Try copying
a smaller image to the Clipboard. If you
have a large image to paste, divide it into
sections and copy and paste each section
in turn. When pasting to a PaperPort item,
PaperPort software enables you to
position the paste precisely before
committing it.
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