Answered By: Anthony Carvino
Last Updated: Dec 15, 2016     Views: 7

No. While you may use a USB drive to save your scans, you also have the option to send the scanned document/s directly to your email (or someone else's), directly from the scanner. You may then open your e-mail on a library desktop and print from your print quota.

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