Default file type for photosmart 7525

I am trying to find the default file type that is saved to a USB drive when scanning on the HP Photosmart 7525. This is not my printer, I am just trying to help my sister who lives in another city and is not computer literate. She scanned some pictures (or so she said, after I sent her the instructions from the manual after I downloaded it) to a memory card. She is not sure what she is looking at from what she is telling me, it appears as the pictures were all saved to one PDF document. Does any one know if PDF is the default file type that scans are saved to on a memory card? I cannot find the default file type mentioned in the manual.
Thanks
David

Hi,
You can check from its software on your computer. For documents it's pdf and for photos it's jpg. But you have to select first.
Regards.
BH
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