Can I scan a multi-page document and save it all in one pdf file? (As opposed to 1 page to 1 pdf file.)
1252554
I'm not sure. But it seems reasonable. Look at the instruction manual, it's online.....
1252555
Yes, a multiple page document can be scanned into a single PDF file, but you must scan the pages one at a time.
1252556
I have never attempted that but i can see no reason why not. Like the other answer just save all pages to one single document.
1637817
I scans one page at a time. After that you will have the choice to "staple" all copies together. Lots of option bi love this thing.
111198
You can save your scanned documents to word, excel, plain text, openoffice.org, html and a few others in addition to PDF. Lots of flexible options with this program.
284788
you can only scan one side at a time. scan twice if you want to crop two different parts of a doc....
1821543
Yes, after you scan a page, the light blinks for a while and during this time you can put another sheet in, and it will add it to the same file. You can do this for as many pages as you wish. Once you wait for the light to stop blinking (or push the button to make it stop blinking) it will scan the next page to a new pdf. Also, after they are scanned, you can use the PaperPort software on your computer to combine or break apart pages within the PDFs easily.
983547
Jim, Annoying for sure. However, Pages does readily read/convert Word documents. So simply save your scan as a .doc or .docx and ask Pages to open the Existing Document. Once open you can edit as needed and save it as a Pages document if you want. Hope this is helpful. T
92461
Yes, it scans front & back as the page passes through in 1 pass. 1 2 sided page will result in a 2, single page pdf.
1821542
after you scan your first document, watch for the blue light on the mod that you have selected. When it starts to blink rapidly, insert your next document and continue to do so with all the documents you have. It will make you one scanned file. I just learned about that trick by accident recently!
1309587
You scan 1 document at a time as a PDF file but in the editing you can combine multiple pages into one file. You can even arranged the order incase your page 1 becomes the page 5.
773385
Yes if you have all of the documents on-hand, simply scan all of them and then assign a name.If you scan several documents into, for example a PDF, and than want to add more - I'm fairly sure the scanning software does NOT have any provision for editing a previous documents. If you had a full copy of Adobe PDF (not just the reader) then you could scan the second group of documents as a second PDF and then use Adobe PDF to merge the two PDFs into one.
2156685
Yes. Once scanned, the PDF or image can be stored to a file, sent via email, to an FTP server or to a network drive.
2001332
no it will not send scanned pages to different folders. It puts your scanned pages into a folder you specify and it becomes a searchable pdf. I personally scan everything into one folder and if you ever need to retrieve something you type in (Alliant Energy) and it brings up every document that has those words on them
2201110
Absolutely. Normally it saves one page to a pdf file. But there is an option in the settings to have the pages saved in one pdf file.
140088
You can do both if you want. There is a way to separate Fter you have scanned. I just scan those that are part of one document as I find it easier for me. It really is a nice machine.
1911489
Multiple pages scan in as one pdf document. Then you can separate them out into multiple pdf documents however you wish. The software to do that is included.
1528860
In response to the 7th post from Paladin Dude: The option to add a page is available with the software it comes with? Does it allow you to insert it anywhere or just to the end? Can it scan and save 300-400 pages to a pdf file? Also, after it is scanned, can it be locked so that if it's saved to a cd it can't be copied?Thanks for your help.
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Not at once, no. You have to take the sheet out and turn it over and scan again. Then you can "staple" the scans together.