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File messages, Supported file types for the HP All-in-One, General user messages, file formats: BMP

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Troubleshooting Chapter 12 File messages The following is a list of file-related error messages: • Error reading or writing the file • File not found • File format not supported • Invalid file name • Supported file types for the HP All-in-One Error reading or writing the file Cause: The HP All-in-One software could not open or save the file. Solution: Check to see if you have the right folder and file name. File not found Cause: There is not enough available memory on your computer to create a print preview file. Solution: Close some applications and try the task again. File format not supported Cause: The HP All-in-One software did not recognize or support the file format of the image you are trying to open or save. If the file extension indicates it is a supported file type, the file might be corrupted. Solution: Open the file in another application, and save it in a format that the HP Allin-One software recognizes. For more information, see: Supported file types for the HP All-in-One Invalid file name Cause: The file name you entered is invalid. Solution: Make sure that you are not using any invalid symbols in the file name. Supported file types for the HP All-in-One When you save a scanned image, the HP All-in-One software recognizes the following file formats: BMP, DCX, FPX, GIF, JPG, PCD, PCX, and TIF. General user messages The following is a list of messages related to common user errors: • Cannot crop • Disconnected 118 Troubleshooting

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File messages
The following is a list of file-related error messages:
Error reading or writing the file
File not found
File format not supported
Invalid file name
Supported file types for the HP All-in-One
Error reading or writing the file
Cause:
The HP All-in-One software could not open or save the file.
Solution:
Check to see if you have the right folder and file name.
File not found
Cause:
There is not enough available memory on your computer to create a print
preview file.
Solution:
Close some applications and try the task again.
File format not supported
Cause:
The HP All-in-One software did not recognize or support the file format of
the image you are trying to open or save. If the file extension indicates it is a supported
file type, the file might be corrupted.
Solution:
Open the file in another application, and save it in a format that the HP All-
in-One software recognizes.
For more information, see:
Supported file types for the HP All-in-One
Invalid file name
Cause:
The file name you entered is invalid.
Solution:
Make sure that you are not using any invalid symbols in the file name.
Supported file types for the HP All-in-One
When you save a scanned image, the HP All-in-One software recognizes the following
file formats: BMP, DCX, FPX, GIF, JPG, PCD, PCX, and TIF.
General user messages
The following is a list of messages related to common user errors:
Cannot crop
Disconnected
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