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I've got a HP All-in-one 5600 shared from an XP machine. &nbsp;I also have a win 7 64 laptop on which I'd like to have the HP Solution Center software or whatever it's called running so it can scan images. &nbsp;In other words, xp machine sharing an HP all-in-one, needs to be accessible for scanning on a win 7 64 machine. Both connected to the same lan.<br />
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Can someone explain how this is done?<br />
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I've got a HP All-in-one 5600 shared from an XP machine.  I also have a win 7 64 laptop on which I'd like to have the HP Solution Center software or whatever it's called running so it can scan images.  In other words, xp machine sharing an HP all-in-one, needs to be accessible for scanning on a win 7 64 machine. Both connected to the same lan.

Can someone explain how this is done?

thanks

Xp Scanner sharing &amp; win7

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Xp Scanner sharing &amp; win7

Xp Scanner sharing & win7