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Ok, so I diabled all pop settings on the printer (even though none were configured), but this seems to solve the problem of email printing off. However I still can't scan to email.
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Ok, so I diabled all pop settings on the printer (even though none were configured), but this seems to solve the problem of email printing off. However I still can't scan to email.

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When you set up your scanner to `<b>scan to email</b>`, make sure that you choose your e-mail server in the setup menu and a printer...
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When you set up your scanner to `scan to email`, make sure that you choose your e-mail server in the setup menu and a printer...

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I have done that but still no luck
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I got it figured out. They had the SMTP authentication type configured wron. It should have been set to basic authentication. 
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I got it figured out. They had the SMTP authentication type configured wron. It should have been set to basic authentication.

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The information I provider to the asker in #33447035 helped them solve the stated issue of all emails printing on the printer instead of going to the users.
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The information I provider to the asker in #33447035 helped them solve the stated issue of all emails printing on the printer instead of going to the users.

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I have a Toshiba e-STUDIO4520C Printer and I'm trying to set up scan to email on it. However &nbsp;I think I didn't configure it right and now it prints off any email sent to the company instead of delivering it to their inbox. Their email is hosted by a 3rd party and comes in via pop3 and they send via smtp. Any suggestion on how to get the emails to stop printing and get scan to email working? Thanks.
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I have a Toshiba e-STUDIO4520C Printer and I'm trying to set up scan to email on it. However  I think I didn't configure it right and now it prints off any email sent to the company instead of delivering it to their inbox. Their email is hosted by a 3rd party and comes in via pop3 and they send via smtp. Any suggestion on how to get the emails to stop printing and get scan to email working? Thanks.

I have the wiredest problem with a Toshiba e-STUDIO4520C

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