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Default Action for scan buttons - Epson Perfection V100



 
 
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Old July 19th 07, 07:27 PM posted to microsoft.public.windows.vista.print_fax_scan
John S
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Default Default Action for scan buttons - Epson Perfection V100

I have set up default actions for the scanner buttons in device events under
Scanners & Cameras in Vista Control panel, e.g. Start button to Start the
Program: Epson scan. However pressing the start button always prompts for
which program to run!

How can I change it so pressing the start button always just runs Epson
scan?

There are 3 possible actions for an event:
- Start a specific program,
- Prompt for which program to run, or
- Take no action.

It seems that the first available action also prompts for which program to
run, in exactly the same way as the second action. Is there any way make it
just run Epson scan.

John.

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Old July 30th 07, 11:08 PM posted to microsoft.public.windows.vista.print_fax_scan
Dan [MSFT]
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Default Default Action for scan buttons - Epson Perfection V100

John,

So you are going to the Scanners and Cameras dialog, selecting your scanner
& hitting the properties button. You then go to the Events tab & find the
"Start" event. You select the option "Start this program" and set it to
your epson program.

If you go back to the Events tab does it still list your epson program as
the program to run for this event?

The testing I've done with events works correctly so I'm just trying to
verify steps with you right now so we know we're talking about the same
thing.

Dan

"John S" wrote in message
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I have set up default actions for the scanner buttons in device events
under Scanners & Cameras in Vista Control panel, e.g. Start button to Start
the Program: Epson scan. However pressing the start button always prompts
for which program to run!

How can I change it so pressing the start button always just runs Epson
scan?

There are 3 possible actions for an event:
- Start a specific program,
- Prompt for which program to run, or
- Take no action.

It seems that the first available action also prompts for which program to
run, in exactly the same way as the second action. Is there any way make
it just run Epson scan.

John.



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Old December 12th 07, 09:54 AM posted to microsoft.public.windows.vista.print_fax_scan
waeladi
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Default Default Action for scan buttons - Epson Perfection V100


I have the same problem with Vista OS and Epson V100 scanner. I
contacted Epson via email, and all they suggest is re-installing the
driver. (Bogus).

Has anyone been successful at this?


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waeladi
 




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