David H. Lipman

How did you pay? Credit card? If yes, what was the name of the company that received payment. Bytes Analyzer is not in the New York Business registry. Please answer @Porthos questions.

Yes. Both are on HOSTINGER-HOSTING, Singapore. Same Phone number and relative address in NYC. EDIT: Not exactly the same addres: Bytes Analyzer - 1257 2nd Ave New York, NY 10065 Bits Analyzer.com - 1357 2nd Ave New York, NY 10065

In the DOCx you wrote... Domain is registered with hostinger.com Domain is registered to Bytes Analyzer Mail Server is hosted by Cloudflare, Inc., USA - California Domain Name Server (DNS) is hosted by Cloudflare, Inc., USA - California Domain was created on 6/29/2017 Domain was last updated on 6/24/2022 Registrant Name: Bytes Analyzer Registrant Organization: Bytes Analyzer Registrant Street: Ajitgarh Sector 108 Registrant City: Chandigarh Registrant State/Province: Punjab Registrant Postal Code: 140055 Registrant Country: IN Registrant Phone: +91.9882007000 Registrant Phone Ext: Registrant Fax: Registrant Fax Ext: Registrant Email: bytesanalyzer@gmail.com Their About page has no information of whom they are but their Contact page indicates the Head Office is at; 1257 2nd Ave New York, NY 10065 The Manhatten House - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Manhattan_House I see Fraud on the web site.

I go for an 11 mile bike ride and.......

Very serene....

Queen of Feng Shui and the master of casters.

No, no toe breaking -- PLEASE

Yes. You don't want to go to another room every time you want to put a new photo on the glass. You'll want to setup a good physical work flow so you can easily, and comfortably, move from scanner glass to PC software repetitively. YW @NewTricks

Microsoft Phish submitted (redacted) for Malwarebytes' action: Microsoft HTML Phish

Please start by reviewing; Additional Printer Not Recognized by Network See if it jogs your memory and if you can do it by yourself. We can pick-up on the foggy areas later. You did clear out some attachments so they are no longer available but they were mostly of your Router and you can access it again.

Sounds like you have it all down and we can get the HP back on WiFi.

Good questions. I don't know why some models of a given vendor product will scan better than others. I have seen it and if you have two, like you do, you just choose which you think does a better job. I have two Epson all-in-one and the older model scans better than the newer model. I'm not sure what you mean by; zip photo files ? So I take it your intention is to use the HP all-in-one as a standalone and scan directly to USB Media with no editing? I have digitized photos. It is not an easy task and quite time consuming. I have found that scanning to a PC is best such that you can give a photo a name and group like photos together in folders (events, family groups, etc). A folder full of numerically incremented named files is hard to deal with afterwards. By scanning to the PC you can also crop, lighten, darken and sharpen a given scanned photo. In my case I put the all-in-one on a cart on WiFi so I could bring it close for processing or move it away as needed. These scanned PC photos can then be included in your Data Backup regimen. What I found difficult was taking old family photos and knowing who they are. Working with a family member helped with identification. I don't see encrypting the Photos unless the scrapbooks/albums were originally kept in a safe.

Yes.

One note. Don't forget to the read the Privacy statement on their collection of personal data.

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From Malwarebytes - https://www.malwarebytes.com/blog/news/2023/05/zip-domains I think it is a BAD idea to create a TLD based upon what is known to be a historically used File Extension. I think it is just as a bad an idea as Microsoft's hubris in "Hide extensions for known file types" as we know this resulted in double extension exploitation. I truly believe a TLD based upon what is known to be a historically used File Extension will be exploited and is avoidable. What's next - an expletive TLD ? { I wanted to see WHO replied first }

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Yum - Brown Eggs for Breakfast !

I was raised on Rhubarb Pie and Jam. My father liked it tart, not sweet, and I inherited that.

Since this issue is resolved the topic will now be closed to prevent others from posting here. If you need assistance please start your own new topic and someone will be happy to assist you. Thanks

Since the PDF was created by a legitimate source with you being named correspondent and said PDF was not found to be malicious and you are on Linux, which is unsupported in the Windows Malware Removal Help & Support sub-forum, I am closing this thread. Thank you for the opportunity to examine and very the associated PDF.