Will this display 2 full pages of a Word doc. side by side without scrolling? What are the viewable display dimensions (width x height )?
763985
I usually put two side by side, but there is still some scrolling that needs to be done, it shows most of the first page of a document though.
763986
Awesome monitor; 11.75 x 21 viewable; yes, the resolution/size easily affords users the ability view 2 documents side by side without horizontal scrolling and even without vertical scrolling if you don't mind the smaller font size.
763987
In Word 2013 I can view 2 pages side by side without scrolling if zoomed to 87% if the ribbon is hidden, and 80% if the ribbon isn't. The viewable area is approximately 21 1/4" by 12 1/4". You would need roughly a 30.6" monitor (assuming it was still a 1080 resolution) to view two word document pages, side by side, without scolling, zoomed to 100%, with the ribbon visible. Which would be a /huge/ screen.
231061
Not really since it has no internal settings of it's own. I suggest going into the folder you save them to and from there placing all six pages as a single document in office or some similar program.
184373
E. Beesley, I managed to register on the website rather than using the software as I have the same issue. Using a netbook the full screen will not display, meaning you cannot see the 'agree or proceed' or whatever it may be! There are still things I've not managed to see and we therefore cannot access. I'm extremely disappointed. Working scrollbars are surely not too much to expect?
1881122
I have never done anything as big as that, but I believe you should be able to do that with PagePlus X6 or X7. I have done essentially the same thing with much smaller articles. Breaking it down into chapters may help. VR, Jim Nolan VR
120491
To help you another time: The dimensions are in the product details list as you scroll part way down the page.
277766
No Problem, there is a lip that you set tablet or kindle on, then adjust the level/height you want for viewing/reading. Karen
234965
I'm not sure exactly what you're asking, but if your graphics card can handle it you can use a splitter to have 2 monitors hooked up to your computer. You have different things pulled up on either monitor, so you could have a word document open on one and research in a browser opened on the other.
850180
Really it depends on how thick the documents are that you are putting in the sleeve. You should easily be able to fit two documents (one on each side) in each sleeve for maximum display-ability.
1426172
Unfortunately no it is not set up to flip the pages on its own, however the hp office app that you use with it allows you to arrange pages in the screen and subtract that pesky last page that it often blank for me on the screen. Sorry couldn't be of more help!
279368
I scanned a 350-page dissertation (typed, double-spaced, one-sided), and it created a 20mb PDF. That was at either 200 dpi or 300 dpi. A similar, 41-page document is 3.8mb. I see that others are creating smaller files. I may have to look at my settings.
899955
A whole page, like 50-60? I found it to be more than sufficient. I have two of these after much research. They have the most options, just love it!
981709
If you're asking about a window to view the item you scanned, this one doesn't come with that. If you are referring to LCD display, it's 1/2" wide give or take.
1262966
I print 3 inch wide pages on a regular basis and it handles them without any issues. I only use mine with macs so I can't speak to the windows 7 compatibility, but knowing brother I doubt there would be any issues.
149738
Its opened word docs for me such as resumes from MS word, but I never used it 4 anything else. And I never revised a wors doc on it, but I'm sure it can.
939012
If you don't have a ruler or a numerically-based sense of scale, another way to put it would be:* Width: lay two 8.5x11 pieces of paper side by side, it's a little less than that* Depth: Same as width, plus about a thumb-length for the USB cord sticking out the back* Height: Stand an 8.5x11 piece of paper upright. It's a little shorter than that.
321198
Yes it can. In the settings (lower right corner of your screen) find the icon and click to open... then select LEGAL for the document size. You can also set the resolution... higher for more detail, lower to save space. Experiment... I'm using it for receipts... so 75dpi works for me.
1046240
Yes, I think it will work. I laid two 8x11 sheets of paper side by side on it and there is about a 1/2" of the stand showing lengthwise. The stand is about 1 1/4" shy of 11" height wise so the top of the page will not be completely supported. I don't know how heavy the 125 page manuscript is but I think it would still support your document. Hope this helps.