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sending email via scanner

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keith1955
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I have a canon pixma ts 8050 , today i tried to scan a document so that i could email it to somebody. After scanning the document a box came up , see image , i am not sure what to do now.

I have a canon pixma ts 8050 , today i tried to scan a document so that i could email it to somebody. After scanning the document a box came up , see image , i am not sure what to do now.
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Stans
Stans
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See Make Thunderbird the Default Mail Client

sfhowes
sfhowes
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Even if you set TB as the default mail client, this kind of MAPI function may still not work. One option that sometimes works is to download and run the full TB installer, set TB as the default mail client during Advanced setup, don't run TB at the end of the setup, then restart the computer. If you currently have 64-bit TB, and the Canon scan software is 32-bit, it definitely won't work. Also, there was a recent topic where an HP scanner wouldn't work with any other mail client besides Outlook, so the trick was to make the device 'think' TB was Outlook.

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