PDF FILE TYPE ON HP M1319FMFP

I have recently upgraded my computer fron 32bit to 64 bit. Operating sytem Windows 7 Home premium.
Since the upgrade I can only find TIF, BMP,JPG,PNG file types to scan to and not PDF as previously. I have downloade the relevant driver after the upgrade.
Can somebody please help?
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Hi @plasie ,
I see by your post that you no longer have the option to save the scan as a PDF, since upgrading to Windows 7 64 bit.
I would like to help.
The drivers are a Hostbase Plug and Play drivers. There isn't a Full Feature Software driver with the extra scanning software for saving the scans to a PDF format. You would have to use a Third Party Software.
You can download a scan to PDF software, by doing a search over the internet.
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