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Most of the time, Ubuntu will simply detect your scanner and you just be able to use it. To scan a document, you need to follow these steps:
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Located in
printing/C/printing.xml:100(para)
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Place what you want to scan on the scanner.
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Located in
printing/C/printing.xml:307(para)
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Go to <menuchoice><guimenu>Applications</guimenu><guimenuitem>Graphics</guimenuitem><guimenuitem>XSane Image Scanner</guimenuitem></menuchoice>.
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Located in
printing/C/printing.xml:103(para)
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Alternately, pressing the scan button on the scanner should also work.
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Located in
printing/C/printing.xml:317(para)
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What if it says "No devices available"?
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Located in
printing/C/printing.xml:325(title)
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There are two reasons why you might get this message.
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Located in
printing/C/printing.xml:109(para)
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Your scanner is not supported in Ubuntu. The most common type of scanner not supported is old parallel port or Lexmark All-in-One printer/scanner/faxes.
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Located in
printing/C/printing.xml:111(para)
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The driver for your scanner is not being autoloaded.
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Located in
printing/C/printing.xml:112(para)
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Manually installing a scanner
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Located in
printing/C/printing.xml:357(title)
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There are some scanners that have less than complete drivers from the SANE project. They can sometimes be used, but not all the features may work.
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Located in
printing/C/printing.xml:358(para)
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