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Xerox WorkCentre 3325: Scan to Email

Mitch BartlettApril 26, 2017 Comments (0)
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The Xerox WorkCentre 3325 can be configured to scan items to email. Assuming the printer is pre-configured to allow emailing, you can scan to email with these steps.

  1. Place paper in feed tray or on glass.
  2. Press the “Email” button.
  3. Enter a from address. Press “OK“.
  4. Choose to Send to self or not when prompted. I usually say “No“.
  5. Enter the email address you wish to send the scan to. You can also press “Address Book” button and choose a person in the list.
  6. Press the “Green” button.
  7. Choose to send to another address or not when prompted.
  8. Select “H“.

The page will scan and send to email.

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Author Mitch Bartlett

Through my career that spans over 20 years I have become an expert in Microsoft Systems Administration, Android, and macOS. I started this site as a technical guide for myself and it has grown into what I hope is a useful knowledgebase for everyone.

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Last Updated on April 26, 2017 by Mitch Bartlett