A:AnswerThe manual says, "Sharing Photos with Epson FastFoto
You can share your scanned photos via email with the Epson FastFoto software.
1. Do one of the following to start FastFoto:
• Windows 10: Click and select EPSON Software > Epson FastFoto.
• Windows 8.x: Navigate to the Apps screen and select Epson FastFoto.
• Windows (other versions): Click or Start, and select All Programs or Programs. Select
EPSON Software > Epson FastFoto.
• Mac: Open the Applications folder and select Epson FastFoto. "Attaching a Scan to Email
You can attach a scanned image to an email as a file attachment.
Note: Your email app and account settings should be configured before scanning. You must install a
MAPI-type email program such as Outlook Express, Windows Live Mail, Entourage, or Mac Mail. Webbased
email services such as Gmail are not supported. If you do not have a supported email program,
you see an error message.
1. Make sure your originals are scanned and reviewed.
2. In the Select Action window, click Attach to Email.
You see a screen like this:
3. Change the settings as follows:
• The document type and scan date for the file name are automatically detected. You can change
them as necessary.
• You can save the scanned image in a variety of formats. If you select Searchable PDF as the File
type setting, you can select the OCR (Optical Character Recognition) language.
• If you also want to save a copy of the scanned image to your computer, make sure the checkbox
is selected and select the folder on your computer in which to save the file.
4. Click Attach to E-mail."
It sounds to me as if you need a computer to work the software and cannot just send to email directly from the scanner. If this doesn't help, this time, try contacting Epson directly.
A:AnswerThe printer allows you in the printer software to load a location you wish the printer to send the scan files to. I assume if you have mapped the drive then you can automatically send the files to that location.
A:AnswerIt will scan from whatever small size you can drop in te feeder to about 8" wide and as long as the photo. Feed it whichever way vertical or horizontal and flip in the software.
A:AnswerI can scan about 20 photos at a time and sometimes more. The main limitation is the size of the photos. You want to scan similar sizes so they don’t slide around.
A:AnswerI haven't printed them. For me the point is not to print--I have the prints but i want them digitised so save them, protect the from loss, and make them easier to find.
