Accessing The Shared Folder From Windows 98; Accessing The Shared Folder From Mac Os X; Set Up A Password - HP Designjet T11 MFP Série Guide De Référence Rapide

3. In the Add Network Place Wizard window, enter http://scanner_ip/
images (where "scanner_ip" is the IP address of your scanner system), and
then click Next.
4. Enter a name for the folder on this computer, and then click Finish.
To access the shared folder subsequently, double-click My Network Places. The
new folder appears in the Network Places window. You can drag the folder to your
desktop for easier access.

Accessing the shared folder from Windows 98

1. On your computer's desktop, double-click My Computer.
2. In the My Computer window, double-click Web Folders.
3. In the Web Folders window, double-click Add Web Folder.
4. In the Add Web Folder window, enter http://scanner_ip/images (where
"scanner_ip" is the IP address of your scanner system), and then click Next.
5. Enter a name for the folder on this computer, and then click Finish.
To access the shared folder subsequently, double-click My Computer and then
select Web Folders. The new folder appears in the Web Folders window. You can
drag the folder to your desktop for easier access.

Accessing the shared folder from Mac OS X

1. Select the Connect to Server feature from the Go menu.
2. In the Connect to Server window, enter http://scanner_ip/images
(where "scanner_ip" is the IP address of your scanner system), and then
click Connect.

Set up a password

An administrator password is used to protect key administrative settings such as
the interface language, network parameters, and accounting settings. The default
administrator password is "hpinvent" (all lowercase letters).
If the default administrator password is not changed, or has been reset to the
default, no password protection is applied to the key administrative settings and
they remain open for editing by all users. If the default administrator password is
changed, the key administrative settings are protected and users are required to
enter the password before they can edit the key administrative settings.
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