paper weight can this scanner be used with a heavy weight paper?
619702
I've run card stock just fine. Just know that this is not a "production" machine. It doesn't scan any faster than my HP All-In-One
619703
One more thought though. My statement about the HP scanner is misleading. True for full page receipts, but unlike most flatbed scanners this one only scans the receipt, not a full page of nothing. A small receipt, like from a gas station pump, scans in a few seconds.
321200
I have not tried legal size but I think - in theory - it could. It is a sheet feeder scanner. As long as it is the same width as regular sheet of paper, it should work.
678374
Probably, but I would not recommend. This model is very demanding about paper and source settings, and multiple users would trip constantly over that problem. In addition., you could probably not scan to software effectively.
224036
Print yes. I haven't tried scanning. The document scanner looks like it will handle a legal size paper.
2262562
If you mean will it accept and scan something that large I do believe it will, depends on how large the platen area of the scanner is. As for reducing it you will need to use an app such as Photoshop to reduce it later. Hope that helps.
1972880
That is not why I use the scanner. However, the scanner can scan that type of paper and a skinnier width. The issue may be with the continuous nature of the roll (unless you are talking about single receipts, then it can definitely handle it).
2017162
The paper feeds from the front. There is a small switch that is activated when the paper is fed. The scanner would work a lot better with a paper guide. Not appropriate for large scanning jobs. Software is activated on scanner's connection.
1751685
No it cannot. It was a thought for me but I had very few large prints I needed scanned. I copied the larger ones. It does an excellent job on smaller images and does a nice job on negatives too
1340856
Yes. It works for any size paper up to the width of the scanner (about 9 in.)
1905251
I would say yes. I am using a short ext cord on a scanner and everything is working fine. Make sure the ext cord is the right size to handle the load.
624521
According to their specifications it will only do up to 80lb paper through the manual feeder. http://www.okidata.com/printers/multifunction/mc362-562/description Paper Weight: Main Tray/Opt. 2nd Tray 17 lb. bond - 65 lb. cover (64-176 gsm); RADF 16 lb. - 28 lb. bond (60-105 gsm); MPT 17 lb. bond - 80 lb. cover (64-220 gsm)
581913
As far as I know, yes. You drag it across the material you want it scanned. But I've never used it. It's brand new, in the box. Never opened. Hope this helps.
1646227
I own this scanner and it works great even for thick stock. The key is in the paper path. Many Multi-Function/AIO devices feed the document through a 180 degree path with a small radius, requiring excessive bending such that the rollers may not be able to drive the document through the bend.The S510's paper path is practically straight through the machine and is thus very gentle and reliable.
170657
I never tried that weight of paper, but this printer is back in the box. It is NOT one of the best printers I've had. I had it only a month before it started acting up. The power won't come on. I won't buy another one of these.
2056764
Yes, but it will wear out the printer faster. I put the heavier paper through the single sheet feed.
324153
The short answer is yes. But, some of the commercials for the more expensive scanners show multiple sheets of different sizes being scanned as a stack. While the 1300i can handle stacks, multiple sheets, it's best with a single paper size. There are adjustable guides to accommodate one size at a time. if you mix wide and narrow papers, with the guide usually set for the wide sheets, any narrow sizes in the stack can get skewed. The unit does compensate for slight skewing, but there are limits. So the long answer is scan similar sizes together adjusting the guides to accommodate the paper width. Length doesn't matter. Also, on excellent feature is that when multiple sheets are scanned together, they are put in the same file. I usually (always) scan to pdf.
1638367
I'd say yes. Keep in mind the quality of the copy won't be as good as with a regular scanner, but it's very decent. I carry my scanner in my murse (male purse) and scan all mail and important documents. I use it sometimes to scan book pages as well and the copies are pretty good.