HP 2400 User Manual
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hp psc 2400 series
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hp instant shar
e
Note:
Your computer must be connected to the Internet to use HP Instant
Share. If you are an AOL or Compuserve user, please connect to your
Internet service provider before attempting to use HP Instant Share.
use the e-mail button
The E-mail button on your HP PSC lets you easily send a selected photo to
anyone with an e-mail account. For more information see
use a photo memory
card
on page 21.
1
Navigate to a photo you want to send and press
OK
to select it.
2
Press
.
The HP Instant Share tab within the HP Gallery displays.
Your HP PSC transfers the selected photo to the HP Gallery. The path and
filename of the digital image are shown in the Selection Tray at the bottom
of the window.
Note:
Make sure the photo you select appears on the color graphics
display. The photo that appears on the display is sent to the HP Gallery,
even if it is different from the one that you selected.
3
In the
Control
area, click
Start HP Instant Share
.
The Go Online screen appears in the Work area.
4
Click
Next.
The One-Time Setup—Region and Terms of Use screen appears.
5
Select your country/region from the drop-down list.
6
Read the
Terms of Service
, check the
I agree
box, and click
Next
.
The Create HP Instant Share E-Mail screen appears.
7
Complete the
To
,
From
,
Subject
, and
Message
fields.
Note:
To open and maintain an e-mail address book, click Address Book,
register with HP Instant Share, and obtain a HP Passport.
Note:
To send your e-mail to multiple addresses, click the How to e-mail
multiple people link.
8
Click
Next
.
The Add Captions screen appears.
9
Enter a caption for your photo, and then click
Next
.
Your photo is uploaded to the HP Instant Share services website.
After the photo is uploaded, the Photos E-mailed screen appears.
Your e-mail is sent with a link to a secure Web page that stores your photo
for 60 days.
10
Click
Finish
.
The HP Instant Share website opens in your browser.
From the website you can select your photo, and choose from a number of
processing options.