What is the scanning area? i.e. how big a document can you scan?
320748
The Quick Start Guide states 8.5-inch x 11.7-inch Max. or (216x297mm). See scanned image from the CanoScan LiDE 110 of the Quick Start Guide of the Specifications.
320749
8 1/2 x 11 easily. It will scan documents a little larger than that, but NOT full legal size.
2059382
A normal 8 1/2 x 11. You are limited in width but not length. Just change the orientation of your scanner.
1677039
8.5"(W) x 32"(L) max size. Small receipts no issue. Also has a sleeve to combine multiple small pieces into one scan.
1141778
All sizes up to 11" X 17" fits! I've scanned smaller items just fine. It's a great scanner!
1868661
The largest document you can scan is letter size, or 8.5 x 11 inches. I got the info from the HP support page here:http://shopping.hp.com/en_US/home-office/-/products/Printers/HP-Scanjet-and-HP-Fax/L2698A?HP-Scanjet-G3110-Photo-Scanner&ju;mpid=oc_r1002_usen_c-001_r0002
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The largest document you can scan is letter size, or 8.5 x 11 inches. I got the info from the HP support page here: http://shopping.hp.com/en_US/home-office/-/products/Printers/HP-Scanjet-and-HP-Fax/L2698A?HP-Scanjet-G3110-Photo-Scanner&jumpid=oc_r1002_usen_c-001_r0002
1142005
The scanning surface is 4x6". It uses an autostitch program for larger sized documents. i.e. scan different overlapping portions of a document, upload it, and AutoStitch merges the scans together.
1182099
The DS720D scans as wide as 8.5" and as long as 32". By default the scanner will trim the scan to the size of the document. There is no setting that would need to be changed to scan A4 paper. There is a slider that controls the width of the document, but only to make sure the document feeds without turning.
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The scanner has no memory. It just scans the data into a file on your computer. So, capacity is dependent only on how much disk space you have available on your computer. If you meant, how many pages will the scanner process at one time, I'd say about 30 pages will fit in the input tray.
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300 dpi is plenty good enough for scanning. The files are very readable, even those pesky receipts you get from the stores. I only used 150 dpi on my old scanner to scan my docs for archiving, so 300 is more than adequate for me. If you were doing PHOTOS, then I'd go for the 600 DPI.
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Per specs it is "Scanning area: A3 11.7-in x 16.5-in (29.7cm x 42cm) ". It's a huge scanner with a freakish amount of glass area. It just wasn't going to do what I wanted. Before buying my warning would be - you must have a CD player on your computer. Don't expect ANYTHING from the company that makes it. If you're using it for only a few scans you're better off going to Kinkos and using higher quality scanners.
180081
It could be done, but there are far better scanners for scanning books. It's great for small things like business cards or a small image on a page, but not whole pages. As l said it could be done, but you would go insane.
581914
Yes, technically, though anything newspaper size is probaby impratical. After all, you need a computer connection to use the scanner, and even a laptop would prove too bulky a combination for comfortable use with something as large as a newspaper. A normal-size book, however, should present no problem more bothersome than finding a way to keep its pages spread while you scan.
224036
Print yes. I haven't tried scanning. The document scanner looks like it will handle a legal size paper.
537249
No...the scanning area is set for letter-size paper. I scan a lot of larger documents by scanning in sections and then using PhotoShop to 'cut & paste' them together into one document. We use three of these scanners at my office, and they have proven their worth.
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.
1673132
It will handle 8.5x11 documents ok. I was very irritated to learn that the ADF double-sided scan is NOT supported for legal size paper. I bought this almost entirely for the purpose of speeding up the scanning of double sided legal documents (which seem always to be in abundance). The rest of the printer/scanner seems to work fine, but beware if you're buying this to try and speed up the automatic scanning of legal sized documents. It won't do it.