Specifying destinations, Specifying destinations(p. 170) – Canon imageCLASS MF753Cdw Multifunction Wireless Color Laser Printer User Manual

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Specifying Destinations

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When sending or saving scanned data or faxes, specify destinations using the method below.

The method of specifying destinations and the number of destinations that can be specified vary depending on the

function and destination.

Specifying Destinations

When sending scanned data by e-mail or I-Fax, you can specify destinations for the Cc and Bcc fields only from

the Address Book.

Using the Address Book

Specify a destination registered to the Address Book of the machine.

Directly Entering a Destination

Enter the destination using the keyboard or numeric keys on the operation panel.

Using the LDAP Server

Search for and specify the destination from the user information managed with an LDAP server.

Using the Address Book on a Mobile Device

When sending scanned data by e-mail, you can specify a destination registered to the address book on a

mobile device.

Using the TX Job Log

You can call up the TX Job Log of scan or fax jobs and specify destinations that were specified in the past.

Specifying Multiple Destinations

You can specify multiple destinations by repeating the operation of specifying a destination.

However, you cannot specify multiple file save locations (shared folder or FTP server) as destinations.

When Removing a Specific Destination after Specifying Multiple Destinations

Use the following procedure:

On the scan or fax screen, select [Confirm Destination] select the checkbox of the destination or group to
remove [Remove from Dest.] [Yes].

If you selected the checkbox of a group, you can press [Details] [Destination] to view the destinations

registered to that group. You cannot individually remove destinations registered to a group.

Confirming Destinations

The screen for confirming whether a specified destination is correct may be displayed depending on the

settings of the machine.

In addition, the method for specifying destinations may be restricted, and sending may be restricted to only

specific destinations.

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