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    Scan to "mapped" drive

    I have a new install on a e347cs and a Win7 Pro PC. The customer wants me to scan to a "mapped" Z drive presumably created by going to Start/ Computer/ Map Network Path.

    I can create a folder on the same PC's C drive and scan to it no problem with the computers credentials.

    Any ideas?

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    Re: Scan to "mapped" drive

    The mapped drive would have had a UNC path before it became Z:, you can find this path in command prompt if you type net use, the original path name is under Remote. Most devices would be able to scan to a UNC path name.
    Last edited by ruben; 12-27-2013 at 08:41 PM.

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    Re: Scan to "mapped" drive

    You learn something new everyday. Thanks!

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    Re: Scan to "mapped" drive

    If the Z drive is a separate server you may have to provide the login credentials for that server. UNC path should read something like \\Server name\folder
    No! we never do that with the copier.

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