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JohnDohe

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    Java applet won't show scanned image
    « on: July 17, 2013, 01:46:20 AM »
    System: IBM Netvista MN: 8310-4EU with XP SP3 vintage May, 2003

    Printer: Lexmark OptraImage T616 vintage 2002

    Scanner: AV820C

    Control Panel: Lexmark OptraImage Control Panel: PN: 4036-205 vintage 2002

    Browser: Internet Explorer 8

    Java version: 7, update: 25

    Situation: I've attached an MS Word document with details of what I do, with
    printscreens, and the error I get that I'm trying to get help with.

    Please have a look at it and if anyone can suggest a solution, I'm very much obliged!

    Thanks!

    [recovering disk space, attachment deleted by admin]

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    Re: Java applet won't show scanned image
    « Reply #1 on: July 17, 2013, 08:48:37 AM »
    Sorry, I don't understand.
    Do you need to scan a photo?
    Or do you want to trouble shoot Java?

    If you want a scan of the photo, why don't you use the software that comes  with the Lexmark printer?

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      Re: Java applet won't show scanned image
      « Reply #2 on: July 17, 2013, 02:34:23 PM »
      Thanks for your reply.

      "... why don't you use the software that comes with the Lexmark printer?"
           I am.  When I connect to the printer using my pc by entering the printers'
      inTRAnet IP address into IE8, the printer feeds back an interface.  In that
      interface thats displayed by IE8 on my pc, I have to first set up the job using
      that interface and then go to the printer and scan. 
           There is an option to be able to go directly to the scanner, and scan
      the job into my pc, or email it to me, but this is an old scanner system and
      I haven't yet been able to figure out how to do this.  The printer is complex
      and its setup options are not intuitive and there's no help to mention. 
           That said, I've been dealing with starting the job from the pc first, and
      would like the issue I'm having solved.

      Were you able to open and see the attached document to my post?

      To answer your question, frankly, I don't know if the problem I'm
      having is with Java, my pc, the scanner-printer, or a combination. 

      I'm lead to believe that because its the Java applet window that
      shows the path to the scanned image, that the problem is with
      Java somewhere.  But I don't want to commit to that diagnosis.

      The Java applet window, after the image is scanned, will display
      the path to location of that scan on my pc that I entered when
      I created the job on my pc using the printers interface in IE8.

      In years past, I could then click the "Launch" button thats inside
      the Java applet window, and the image would appear in Windows
      Picture and Fax Viewer.

      Now, when I click the "Launch" button, I get an error in the
      title bar of the Java applet window, which merely says,
      "Image Received - Error launching"

      The title bar of the Java applet changes from "Waiting for Image,"
      which pops up after I've created the job, to, "Image Received,"
      after I did the scan, to "Image Received - Error launching,"
      after I click its "Launch" button in an attempt to view the
      scan immediately.

      I hope I've given you a clearer picture of whats going on and
      that you have a suggestion that may help solve this issue  :)

      And please let me know if you were able to open the attachment
      to my original pos
      t, and if so, did it make any sense to you?

      Thanks!

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      Re: Java applet won't show scanned image
      « Reply #3 on: July 17, 2013, 03:23:33 PM »
      Yes, I saw your attachment. I nave never seen that kind of install on a PC. Looks more like an Apple installation. I have used Lexmark printers, but that model.  I have never needed to use the IP of a printer  or scanner on Windows installs. I doubt that is the only recommended method. (But I can be wrong.)

      All scanners I have used had an install CD or a driver set. Did you actually use the install CD?
      This link claims to have documentation and drivers for Windows XP, as well as Mac and Linux. Be sure to use only the Windows XP instructions. If you need an emulator for PostScript, there is for Windows.

      http://www.lexmark.com/US/en/view/Printers%20&%20MultiFunction/Lexmark-Optra-T616/catId=cat170005-category&prodId=1540-product
      Did you already look at the link above?


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        Re: Java applet won't show scanned image
        « Reply #4 on: July 17, 2013, 03:33:18 PM »
        Thanks.

        Yes, there are CD's that came with it, but they're not compatible with XP !

        No, I haven't been to that link you sent, but I'm there now, and confused
        as what to do, what to choose to download, what a SANE thing is ... its
        over my head.

        Help?

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        Re: Java applet won't show scanned image
        « Reply #5 on: July 17, 2013, 03:48:22 PM »
        Pick the 32 bit version for windows 2000, NT and XP.
        You may want the administrators guide also.
        After you click 'download', the browser will ask you if you want to save the file. Confirm and wit for download to finish. Run the program. Follow the instructions.

        It should install a TWAIN driver for the scanner. After that, you can get to the scanner inside of your photo editor program. You can even use 'Paint' to read from scanner. (Paint.exe is in the Accessories group.)
        You can save a photo image in JPG format or BMP format. For drawings, GIF is better and may take less disk space.

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          Re: Java applet won't show scanned image
          « Reply #6 on: July 17, 2013, 04:11:30 PM »
          Again, thanks.

          99% of the scanning I do is pdf documents for emailing
          (haven't gone 100% paperfree yet, but want to).  Does
          knowing this change any recommendation of yours?

          Re" "Pick the 32 bit version for windows 2000, NT and XP."
               This one? "Custom PCL driver for Windows 2000, XP and Server 2003" ?
               Or this? "Full Driver Package with installer for PCL and Postscript Windows 9X, ME, NT 4.0, 2000, XP and Server 2003 operating systems"
               
          If you could give me a lead as which one to pick, much appreciated!

          Again, thanks!

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            Re: Java applet won't show scanned image
            « Reply #7 on: July 29, 2013, 01:18:48 PM »
            I went to the Lexmark site, found the dirver packages, chose the full version,
            downloaded, and attempted to install only to discover that I'd already done
            this back in February.

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