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Specifying Destinations
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When sending or saving scanned data or fax
es, specify destinations using the method below.
The method of specifying destinations and the number of destinations that can be speciî ´ed vary depending on the
function and destination.
Specifying Destinations
When sending scanned data by e-mail, you can specify destinations for the Cc and Bcc î ´elds only fr
om the
Address Book.
Using the Address Book
Specify a destination registered to the Address Book of the machine.
Specifying Destinations (Address Book)(P. 183)
Dir
ectly Entering a Destination
Enter the destination using the numeric keys on the control panel.
Specifying Destinations (Direct Input)(P. 187)
Using the Addr
ess Book on a Mobile Device
When sending scanned data by e-mail, you can specify a destination registered to the address book on a
mobile device.
Specifying Destinations (Address Book on a Mobile Device)(P. 188)
Using the TX Job Log
Y
ou can call up the TX Job Log of scan or fax jobs and specify destinations that were speciî ´ed in the past.
Specifying Destinations (TX Job Log)(P. 189)
Specifying Multiple Destinations
You can specify multiple destinations by repeating the operation of specifying a destination.
Ho
wever, you cannot specify multiple î ´le save locations (shared folder) as destinations.
When Removing a Speciî ´c Destination after Specifying Multiple Destinations
Use the following procedure:
On the scan or fax screen, select [Destination] [Conî ´rm/Edit] press the destination or the group you
want to r
emove
[Remove] [Yes].
If you press [Number of Destinations] after pressing a group, you can check the destinations registered to
the gr
oup. You cannot individually remove destinations registered to a group.
Conî ´rming Destinations
The screen for conî ´rming whether a speciî ´ed destination is corr
ect may be displayed depending on the
settings of the machine.
In addition, the method for specifying destinations may be restricted, and sending may be restricted to only
speciî ´c destinations.
Preventing Sending Data by Mistake and Leaking Information(P. 373)
Basic Operations
182
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