You can delete or edit the “Group” or “Contacts” detail that is stored in the device’s address book. You can also delete and edit the addresses that are already listed under the “Group” and “Contacts”. This article is mainly focused on how to add email address to Toshiba Printer. The Toshiba printer can store 100 email addresses in its address book. 

How to add email address to Toshiba printer: Edit and Delete Groups and Contacts

Step 1: You need to click on the “Register/Edit Address” option given on the address control or action panel from the screen of the address book. 

Step 2: You will then have to choose the “Group” or “Contacts” that you want to edit and then click on the Delete option.

Step 3: You can only change the basic information like categories and names. Addresses can also be added by using any of the options available as per your requirement- Storing addresses via direct entry, storing addresses via send logs of the image, storing addresses via global address finder, and storing groups. 

Step 4: one can also alter the publicity scope with the help of the “Publicizing Contacts to Specific Users” option.

How to add email address to Toshiba printer: Add email address

The following steps show how to add email address to Toshiba Printer:

Step 1: Click on the “Settings” option on the address control or action panel.

Step 2: Then move the down arrow to the address book and click OK.

Step 3: Click on OK to choose an email address.

Step 4: Move to the required entry option and click OK.

Step 5: Click OK to choose Register.

Step 6: Then click on the right arrow to select the name.

Step 7: Enter the name with the help of the on-screen keypad, arrow keys, or keypad.

Step 8: After the Highlight is done and click OK.

Step 9: Move to the email address and click on the right arrow.

Step 10; enter the new email address with the help of an on-screen keypad, arrow keys, or keypad.

Step 11: After the Highlight is done and click OK.

How to add email address to Toshiba printer: Edit and Delete addresses