I have thousands of family photos and I want to digitize them.  I'm thinking of buying an HP 5590 but does the feeder allow you to feed in photos?
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An ADF (automatic document feeder) will allow you to feed paper of any kind (including photo). It is up to you to determine what it does after it scans it. Be sure, however, that the ADF is adjustable to the size of the pictures you are scanning.
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See if this suits your needs. I have it and it's free. Picasa2.\nhttp://picasa.google.com/features/features-edit.html\n.
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I use Photobucket.com for mine...plenty of space and A LOT of bandwidth but if you don't want to sign up, then imageshack.us is perfect.
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I did it for free, and it was very simple.  You just upload up to 5 pics or so, then choose the speed of the graphics, and your done!
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It is possible only if you get another computer.  A file server is a computer, not a peripheral device like a printer or scanner.
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No.  i know of a business that has 7 computers hooked up to an inkjet printer.  HP advertises some of their inkjets/officejets to be print server compatable.
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You can try paperless printer. It gets installed in your system and anything that you can print can be converted into jpg, pdf etc.
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Go to the folder that contain your pic drag and drop to your email and send it, \nIf you find the pic is really in the folder it said, but the program didn't do the job, try to uninstall the hp program and reinstall it, after your the uninstallation, before it install it software, hp software normally would do a clean swipe first, so you probably would get it work again.\n\nIf you have a hp camera product with your pc, you should go to the help desk of their web site, then you get the professional advice there thru online chat or email. I tried their online chat for technical support, quite helpful.
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Never heard of that, but it would probably be easier to get a network hub and set up a network.\n\nThat would allow sharing of a printer (as well as internet connection, and a lot of other things).
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What site do you use for your photo albums (ie ofoto.com, snapfish.com, etc)? The instructions will depend on the service you use.
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check canon hp and epson...
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Or you could do something easier and build a blog. \nI use http://www.smartpunters.com because they're free and let me upload 200mb worth of files. :)\n\nI used it to send 120mb worth of pics to my mom in Texas since it was too big to email, lol
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All slide scanners on the market requires you to put the the slides into their special holders, as they are essentially high-res flatbed scanners. \n\nAs Corbis, the largest picture archive in the world, use this type of scanners to convert their slides, I guess you'll have to as well.
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Don't listen to people telling you to go for Dell.  Lexmark actually makes Dell Printers.\n\nWith an all in one it really depends upon what you value more.   Canon has by far a better scanner than an HP, however the newer HP boast laser like quality on text print.  The cartridges are both comparable to replace.\n\nFor slightly cheaper cartridges, with higher capacity and more multifunction, well functions take a look at Brother.  They are usually a 4 or 5 in one macing complete with fax/phone/printer/scanner/copier.   They won't so a great quality photo but they are a work horse.
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If you are on dial up contact their helpdesk. Dial up connections usually have this problem.\n\nActually do pull up emails with pics u need not have huge memory , but need to have a good (fast) internet connection.\nIf pictures will be veiwed by an application program which will run on your comp than memory plays role.\n\nThese days its good to have 250MB RAM for normal stuff and 512 is good for better performance.\n128 MB is no good at all.\n\nHope this helps
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Check out the HP PSC 1510 All-One-Printer.  Cost less than $90 and prints, scans, and copies.  I also got $20 rebate at costco. \nE
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There are many online scanners that you can use.\nBe advised that these are bandwith hoggy\nTrendMicro has been very reliable over the years.\nIt's online though so no dial up.\nThe Grisoft download is free for home users and works great.\nHope this helps