Microsoft Document Image writer

[CH]

I am in the process of trying to give my end users the ability to use a
shared image writer to save TIF images to a network share. Rather than
spend money on a third-party product, I’ve chosen to use the product
Microsoft office Document Image Writer, which ships with Office. I’ve
installed the printer/driver/software to a server and shared it in the
AD, however the problem I am having is that I can not figure out how to
set a default path to save the images to when the users save the TIF
image. I want to specify this so that I decide where the image will be
stored and not even give the end user the option to change it. I am
looking for a way to automate if possible. Please help

 

[Bob Buckland ?:-\)]

Hi C.H.,

Are you talking about the default folder that MS Office Document Image Writer 'prints to' or the folder MS Office Document Imaging
Saves to?

For the first choice setup a new 'Port' that has a file folder destimation. For the 2nd scenario there isn't a default setting
other than to save to the folder where a TIF file was opened. Also note that if you are printing to TIF the pictures will be
greyscale only.

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I am in the process of trying to give my end users the ability to use a
shared image writer to save TIF images to a network share. Rather than
spend money on a third-party product, I’ve chosen to use the product
Microsoft office Document Image Writer, which ships with Office. I’ve
installed the printer/driver/software to a server and shared it in the
AD, however the problem I am having is that I can not figure out how to
set a default path to save the images to when the users save the TIF
image. I want to specify this so that I decide where the image will be
stored and not even give the end user the option to change it. I am
looking for a way to automate if possible. Please help >>
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I hope this helped you,

Bob Buckland ?
MS Office system products MVP

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