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On Windows 7, Windows Fax and Scan wizard makes it possible for the person to scan a document and send it as a fax directly without saving it. On Windows XP it is a must to save the scanned document first then print it to fax. I want some way to scan and send the documents on the fly, without the extra steps of saving and printing. How is that possible in Windows XP? And if not, is there any third party applications to do that?
EDIT: I use hp scanjet 5590...
EDIT: Good answers. Actually that was easy enough after installing HP Solution Center and HP Photosmart Essentials. HP Solution Center has a direct option to scan to fax after installing the fax modem driver. @harrymc put good effort in his answer and referred to the obvious solution of installing the software that came along with the scanner. I'm actually done with the driver out of the CD and never installed a scanner or printer software before.
No, I have no printer. And the scanner is HP Scanjet 5590. Nothing in the software points to 'Scan to Email' feature... – amyassin – 2012-06-13T07:27:04.287
2The button is on the front of the scanner, have you tried pressing it? – Joe Taylor – 2012-06-13T08:13:48.850
@amyassin - You should keep looking because the button exists. Otherwise just upgrade the operating system to Windows 7. – Ramhound – 2012-06-13T17:51:20.353
I found the scan to email button, but what I need is a way to send the document as a fax not an email :s – amyassin – 2012-06-14T09:20:55.273
This is also possible with HP Director : see Sending a Fax from an HP Scanjet Scanner.
– harrymc – 2012-06-14T12:16:47.303You owned the bounty. Thank you. You're a 89.2K, how can you take reps from a poor guy like me :'( – amyassin – 2012-06-19T06:22:08.487
1Hey, I already voted up your question, you poor guy! ;-) – harrymc – 2012-06-19T07:09:01.070