Can I use this to roll up and down in a PDF document?
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I never even considered this or even knew that it was a possibility but the answer is YES! I just tried it after reading this question.
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Yes, you can: select the virtual printer on your computer when your design is ready, and print to pdf in stead of paper.
486539
I've only had to do this once...and it worked just fine.It will of course depend on your program the document is formatted in. But, we simply love this machine. The company we bought it from has always been happy to help me with any problems I encountered while learning to use it.
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Sorry, Mohammed - I am having a bear of a time just trying to get my Encore 5.0.2 to work properly (you have to exit the file and re-enter in order to edit mistakes, as if it forgot what it was doing right while you were working on a very delicate musical passage. It's a very nice program otherwise, but seems to be quite self-contained. A quick perusal of "Help" and "Open File As..." mentions nothing about PDF. Nor is there a Converter. The last posts I have seen when I Google "GVOX" or "Encore 5.0.2" are from around 2011. Tell you the truth, there are a lot of questions I would like to ask them.
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Move the light gray/white sliders bars located in the paper tray to the size you need. Load the paper upside down.
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if your document properly formatted I do not see why it would not. but keep in mind that this printer is hard to program and need precise formatting.
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Yes, it rolls all the way back. You can make a triangle out of the top half by folding it, that way you can prop it up on the longer side when you are reading. It is stable enough if you are putting it on top of a table, but might be slightly unstable if you are putting on a soft bed. Hope this helps.
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The paper 24 x 300 did not work on my HP printer. But I think it's not the paper, but the quantity of the paper on the roll that makes the roll too heavy. Probably if you unroll a good portion of the paper onto an empty roll, then you can use that paper.
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The material used for the sleeves is thick. So, it will not roll down if you roll them up.
486541
I've only had to do this once...and it worked just fine. It will of course depend on your program the document is formatted in. But, we simply love this machine. The company we bought it from has always been happy to help me with any problems I encountered while learning to use it.
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Using the Epson scan program, you can do this. This program is surprisingly good, at least compared to what I'm used to (I had a Canon scanner previously). There is an option when you first start a scan telling it to ask for a prompt for more pages. You continue to add pages until you're done, then click on save, and it saves to multi-page PDF. Pretty easy, in my opinion.
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I have not tried it for that. Honestly, I was very disappointed with the poor resolution when I printed a folded full card that I have not used it since. My intent was to create the cards and then send to UPS for professional color printing on card stock. The cards printed that way are only about $1.50 each so I thought it was a great alternative... but the quality just was not there... the wording was not crisp but rather blurred.
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You can roll it up but it won't be very convenient, it won't be a tight roll.
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Not sure, my scanner has the software to create scanned docs into PDF format. I use this software to convert MS Office files to PDF.
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Yes it will....the paper sizes are of no consequence. I have loaded a number of different lengths and widths in the same batch and it just goes through them fine. The one caveat is that the paper would have to be reasonably centered in the Automatic Document Feeder (ADF) so that the roller can grab the next sheet.
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There does not seem to be a way to load paper into anything but the paper tray. This means the paper has to be pulled through the printer in a tight U paper path, so unless your card stock can bend like that, I don't think it would work well.
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Hi, you can slide the page up and down with the top roller ball but not side to side like some other mice(mouse?) can.