How do you scan documents on Vista?

I have Windows Vista Home Premium and am trying to figure out how to scan
documents. There are plenty of instructions on how to scan pics, but I want
to scan docs to attach to email. Where is the scanning wizard?

Thanks!

Sorry, as many of us have found out, Vista Home Premium doesn't have the Fax
& Scan program.
You'll have to purchase a program .
I purchased VueScan for my scanning needs.
http://www.hamrick.com/vsm.html

Some people have reported that they like Snappy Fax, for well, faxing.

Both of these have a free trial.


"schamb76" <schamb76@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> I have Windows Vista Home Premium and am trying to figure out how to scan
> documents. There are plenty of instructions on how to scan pics, but I
> want
> to scan docs to attach to email. Where is the scanning wizard?
>
> Thanks!

[pateju]

Quote:

Originally Posted by schamb76

I have Windows Vista Home Premium and am trying to figure out how to scan
documents. There are plenty of instructions on how to scan pics, but I want
to scan docs to attach to email. Where is the scanning wizard?

Thanks!

Actually I found out how you can scan documents w/ Vista Home Premium. I found it on another forum, thought it would help.

How to Scan
Click the Start icon.
Click All Programs .
Click Windows Photo Gallery .
Click File and then click Import From Scanner or Camera .
Click Import .
Click Scan .

Good luck.

[verizondude]

By referring to the term scanning that you mentioned earlier, I assume that you are trying to scan images into your computer. Well, here is how, and this works for me. But I am using Windows Vista Home Premium, I hope it works for you as well. Basically, all you need to do is click the start icon then click all programs then click on Windows Photo Gallery. After all those, Click on File and then Click Import from Scanner or Camera. Click Import afterwards. And click scan. There you go. Enjoy.