

I was told by the Canon Vendor that I can use and install a TWAIN driver to achieve method one, and I can install the Canon ScanGear Tool to achieve method two. Ideally, I want Method 2 to work via USB as it is the most efficient and least cumbersome method.

Method 2) Scan directly from the Scanner itself using the built in GUI and automatically send a PDF file directly to a Computer's Desktop or desired folder. Method 1) Use software like Foxit Reader to scan from the scanner to PDF and manually save file I am aware that you can scan via 2 methods normally via common All In One printers I want to scan from the Canon Printer, directly to the laptop via the USB connection. While I got the printer to print from the laptop, scanning is an issue. Here is where I am running into problems: We want to install this printer via a USB cable on the laptop. He also has a Windows 7 Professional 64 Bit Laptop. My client has in his possession, a Canon imageRunner 1435iF.
