Does the glass allow for the scanning of an 11 x 17 or copying, can you put 11 x 17 paper in the unit or is there another tray available for this
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The glass for the scanner will accommodate letter and A4 paper... not legal or 11x17. If you are printing 11x17, you have to use the manual feed from the back of the unit, feeding in the 11 inch edge. So it's capable of printing 11x17, but I wouldn't use it a lot for that.
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The menu for the software of the scanner has provisions for 110, but, the tray for 110 is not included with the scanner. Apparently it is a separate optional item that you have to purchase separately.
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Yes, I put Letter (8-1/2 X 11) in the upper tray, Legal (8-1/2 X 14) in the lower tray, and Folio (11 X 17) fits through the back, one sheet at a time. (I use that size for printing large network diagrams and schematics). I love the automatic sheet feeder in the top when I'm scanning one or more pages of documents, although the Control Center software is less than intuitive. Wireless network setup can be cumbersome, as you toggle the network password through a button on the front and look into the LCD display. Built-in fax, but I use NetFAX. Be sure and buy additional large ink cartridges (especially black) because it ships with the small ones and you'll run out quickly. It does what I need it to do and I am satisfied with my purchase. For large B/W print jobs I use the Brother HL-2280DW Laser Printer so as not to use up all my Black ink. (If you buy that printer, be sure and buy an additional toner cartridge, because although it comes with one, it's a "trial" size, and you will exhaust it quickly).
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will this scan or copy 11x17 by a chance? nevermind i just read below 8.5 x 14
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It should work ok unless it's bigger than legal sized paper. However, you have to hold the scanner and move it over what you want to scan which is what I don't like.
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Yes. When you place the paper on the glass, select "COPY" from the menu screen on the display pad. That sub-menu will allow you to change the size of the copy. Hope this helps!
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I would have to say No to that one. The one I have - The scanning surface is 8.75" by 12" and as I recall the legal size is 8.5" by 14" so it will NOT take that the additional 2". Other than that it has been very good for most of my needs. Hope this is of help to you.
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I sent this scanner back because it stinks. If you are getting this scanner for home use that would probably be ok. But if you are needing to scan alot this is not the scanner. Yes it will scan 11X17.
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The Brother MFCJ6710DW can scan an 11x17 document in one pass. One must use the lower tray, expanded to hold the 11x17 paper, and adjust the paper selection to Ledger paper size using the Menu function. Don't forget to reset the paper size on the Menu function after printing the Ledger sized document(s).
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If your question is concerning the print-tray-paper-orientation, the paper orientation is "narrow-side in". So... an 8.5 X 11 page is oriented with the 8.5 inch side inserted into the paper tray. This is a good all-in-one and I continue to recommend this unit to friends. JM2C
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With the scanner tray absolutely fully open so that it is nearly vertical and at a right angle to the plane of the glass, the height I measure is 31 7/8. HOWEVER, you do not need to open it to that angle to have very good access. I have it situated to open to give me very good access (35-40 degrees maybe) and the height is 28.5 inches. So imho, if your shelf space is tight you could easily get away with 29 inches, and 28 inches would probably still be ok, imho. good luck!
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We currently use this scanner to only scan 8x11 size pages at our office. I do believe it will scan legal size as well.
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All images are scanned in "one pass" although Silverfast uses two if I'm not mistaken: one for highs and one for lows. I use the Epson software. If you're referring to the physical dimensions of the media you place on the glass, it's about the same as a standard sheet of copy paper. I just placed a sheet on the platen to make sure. You really can't go by the width and height of the glass. It's the width and travel of the scanning head itself. If your media is larger you'll have to scan in sections and stitch it together in Photoshop. Pretty easy to do.
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The machine has two paper input sources. 1. A "paper drawer" which holds letter size or smaller. It does not hold legal size. It might be possible to purchase a separate legal size drawer from Canon, but I'm not aware of it. 2. A "multi-purpose tray" which flips opens from the front at an angle. This tray holds up to 50 sheets of paper (16 to 23 lb bond). You can put legal paper on that, or executive size paper, or anything smaller. I believe executive size is 11 x 17. I have not tried that, but the manual says it will do executive size.
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Hi Annie,Did you mean 8-1/2"x14" paper? If so, then yes, the machine has these sliding tabs which adjust to accommodate the dimensions of the paper, in addition to one of the paper trays which can be adjusted to enlarge. I use one tray for 8-1/2"x11" paper and the other tray for 11"x17" paper.
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It only accommodates one tray. You can manually expand it for legal paper, but you then have to reconfigure the tray for letter size. It's a great printer, works very nicely scanning wirelessly with excellent included software. The only negative, which is true with the wireless and non-wireless versions is that the bypass feed when used for envelopes is not always smooth or consistent.
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I'd thought this was hopeless before your post, but I have a slide holder from an older Canon scanner. It holds 2 columns of 4 slides each, but I wonder if I could just tape it down to the lid or the glass with one column centered in the slide-scanning area. Worth a try, I guess.