Communicating has to be simple
Communicating has to be simple
Why HP JetSend?
Why HP JetSend?
“It Just Works”
To fully understand HP JetSend and its benefits, you must first understand the basics
of traditional communications along with some of the associated problems and
frustrations.
Your communication appliances need to have the independence and flexibility to
communicate in a variety of ways so you can send and receive text, graphics, voice
or video immediately, using the transport of your choice. The interaction with
different operating systems and applications should be seamless, with guaranteed
results. However, you’ve probably experienced the frustrations of trying to
accomplish this on a daily basis.
Today’s communication rules require that your sending device, such as a PC, have a
driver installed for each receiving device that it wants to communicate with. The
driver allows the sending device to interact with and control the receiving device.
As your need to communicate with an increasing number and variety of devices
grows, driver installation and support problems can become more daunting and
time-consuming.
So read on and see what HP JetSend is and how it can benefit you.
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What is HP JetSend?
The one common method all devices can use
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to ensure they will communicate
Communications protocol built into device
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firmware and/ or PC software
Allows devices to connect,
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negotiate content
and exchange
information directly
What is HP JetSend?
HP JetSend technology is software that enables devices to communicate in a simple,
flexible and direct manner.
HP JetSend technology is designed to be operating system-independent, transportindependent, server-independent, application- independent, and can be built into any
information appliance. It uses a singular driver to communicate with all JetSendenabled appliances, and offers you guaranteed viewability.
HP JetSend treats all communicating appliances, such as your PC, scanner and
printer, as equal citizens.
HP JetSend gives people a way of communicating without having to know anything
about the other communicating device besides its address.
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