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Photo Scanning on Canon Pixma G4210

CaliaMoko
Apprentice

I am new to this printer and can't find a way to scan photos and save them as JPGs. The whole process is very clumsy and time-consuming for only one photo and then it ends up PDF no matter what I do. I suspect I just don't know how to use the printer, so I'm hoping someone here can give me some guidance.

 

I've tried two methods, so far. I can use the buttons on the printer itself, and I do tell it to save as JPEG, but it still comes out PDF. And I tried from the computer by loading that backward L-shaped menu thing and choosing scanning from that. I can't find a way to set any options from there and it just automatically saves it as a PDF.

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CaliaMoko
Apprentice

Never mind. I finally poked around enough to find my solution. The manual says to open the IJ something-or-other, but I couldn't find where it said HOW to open it. I finally found it, though. It was the reverse L-shaped menu thingy. I needed the main menu, which was hidden under the X which I figured would close the quick menu. So not exactly totally straight-forward and, combined with my lack of tech savvy, enough to make it pretty incomprehensible to me. I finally got it, so I'm pretty proud of myself. 😄

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CaliaMoko
Apprentice

Never mind. I finally poked around enough to find my solution. The manual says to open the IJ something-or-other, but I couldn't find where it said HOW to open it. I finally found it, though. It was the reverse L-shaped menu thingy. I needed the main menu, which was hidden under the X which I figured would close the quick menu. So not exactly totally straight-forward and, combined with my lack of tech savvy, enough to make it pretty incomprehensible to me. I finally got it, so I'm pretty proud of myself. 😄

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