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Using Scan to E-mail Functions
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❖ Subject and Message
You can enter a subject and mes-
sage for the document you want to
send. You can also enter either
subject or message only. 
Note
❒ To enter a message, you need to
assign the E-mail Message func-
tion to a user function key be-
forehand. See p.26 “Assigning
User Function Keys”
. On Type 2
machines, the E-mail Message
function is pre-assigned to the
{{{{F4}}}} key.
❒ If you send e-mail without set-
ting a subject/message in "Sub-
ject/Message" under  "Mail
Options" when a subject/mes-
sage is already registered as
No.1 in "Template: Subject", the
registered subject/message is
automatically used. For more
details about registering sub-
jects/messages, see p.149 “Reg-
istering Template Subjects and
Messages”. If 
you send e-mail
without setting a subject/mes-
sage in "Subject/Message" un-
der "Mail Options" when a
subject/message is not regis-
tered, the subject is automatical-
ly inserted. For more details
about how a subject is automat-
ically inserted, see p.79 “About
the E-mail Subject”. 
❒ You cannot send only a sub-
ject/message as an e-mail with-
out an original.
❖ Heading
You can add "Urgent" in front of
the document subject.
❖ Confirmation of Reception
You can confirm sent documents
were properly received using e-
mail or the Journal.
Note
❒ You cannot specify multiple desti-
nations, because this feature is
available only with Immediate
Transmission.
❒ You cannot send color originals to
destinations already registered for
Internet FAX or IP-FAX in Quick
Dial or Speed Dial keys. Specify
destinations for the scanner when
you send originals in color. See
p.133 “Registering Addresses for
Scanner”.
❒ The Color Scanning feature is not
available with Backup Transmis-
sion.
❒ The Fax Header (TTI) is not added
to the transmitted data.
❒ You need to select a format of
transmitted files with user param-
eters or the user function key. If
you frequently switch the format,
it is recommended that you assign
the JPEG function to a user func-
tion key so that you can switch the
format easily. On Type 2 machines,
the JPEG function is pre-assigned
to the 
{{{{F9}}}} key. See p.27 “JPEG”
and p.166 “User Parameters”
(switch 17, bit 5).