Partial scanning from an HP Officejet Pro L7680

when installing the drivers turn off the antivirus software. download the latest drivers from HP, also down load the HP software on the main software page. this is the latest HP firmware and diagnostic firmware.

Probably either the scan lamp or the sensor bar has failed. Do you see the scan lamp glowing under the cover when you try to scan a document? (Lift the edge of the cover slightly and watch the underside of the cover, you should see the reflection from a bright bar of light moving from one end of the original to the other. Do not look directly down into the light if it is on!)

Hi! I will be glad to assist you in this issue, here is the solution that will help:
http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/document?docname=c01537611&tmp_task=solveCategory&lc=en&dlc=en&cc=us&lang=en&product=2512009

The copy function does not support mirror images. I'd scan it and manipulate a mirror image with photo software and then just print it.

If you wish to scan to a computer drive, get the IP address of the printer by using the printer menu and scrolling down to network configuration. Hit enter and you'll be prompted to print a page. Use the computer you wish to scan and open a web browser, type in the printers IP address. Then select digital imaging. As long as you are not under a lot of security and passwords, add a scanning address (your pcs nickname or ip address) in the listing. If you download your manual at http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/manualCategory?lc=en&dlc=en&cc=us&lang=en&product=2512009& you'll find the step by step procedure under digital imaging.

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You first have to have the HP scanning program running on your computer. When you press scan, it's looking at your computer to see where it will send the image. If you just want to copy you have to use the copy function.

The scanner produces a "picture" of the document, much as if you laid it flat on a table and took a picture of it with your digital camera. If you did this, your .jpg from the camera would be several hundred K at a minimum - comparable to the file size off the scanner. That's why the file is so big, it contains a picture and not text data - even though it's still a .jpg file.
If you reduce the scan resolution you will save space, but at the expense of legibility of the document image. To get it down to the smallest possible size, you will need to run the scanned image through OCR ( Optical Character Recognition ) into a Word document for example, and then print it out to a .pdf file. If you have a clean source document with few graphics this isn't as difficult as it may seem. Microsoft Office has an excellent OCR process known as Document Imaging. You need to carefully proof read the result but with a clean input Document Imaging is amazingly accurate in Office 2007.
In short, there is no easy solution to your problem.

I've the same problem.
I've solved this problem by using Vuescan 8.5, this prog can scan using the scandriver from HP

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go in the my computer option in that place you find our the option hp scanjjet L7650 then double click on this option you will get scanning wizared the you con scan otherwise go to the destop and double click on hp scanning and imaging software then you can change the as you want that seting and you can scan easily