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All the new multifunction printers with built in network ports come with network drivers for both scan and print. Just set up a multifunction Brother printer that was super simple to set up and integrated right into the Windows 7 Fax and Scan Application. <br />
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Much simpler than trying to share scanning through a computer.
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If the scanner supports network scanning it will usually be included in the software that comes with the scanner. &nbsp;You may need to install the software on each computer you want to be able to scan from. &nbsp;Which Operating System are you using and what scanner? &nbsp;
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&nbsp;I have used last year it for a while...did u stop using ? if so why ?
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I stopped using it because I bought a printer that supports the networking but I was fine. I used this program for about one month and a half
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is there any free software which can share scanner over network
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is there any free software which can share scanner over network

All the new multifunction printers with built in network ports come with network drivers for both scan and print. Just set up a multifunction Brother printer that was super simple to set up and integrated right into the Windows 7 Fax and Scan Application. 

Much simpler than trying to share scanning through a computer.

If the scanner supports network scanning it will usually be included in the software that comes with the scanner.  You may need to install the software on each computer you want to be able to scan from.  Which Operating System are you using and what scanner?  


Mr.WhiteSeed:

 I have used last year it for a while...did u stop using ? if so why ?

I stopped using it because I bought a printer that supports the networking but I was fine. I used this program for about one month and a half

scanner sharing on network

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