can you scan more than 1 page and still group together as one file?
352007
I haven't tried it, but from the way it looks you can put them in a folder once you have imported to your computer.
352008
From my usage over the past year, every page ends up being it's own separate file name. I am not home, so I can't pull out the manual to confirm whether or not it is capable of that function.
386863
I found merging pages post scan with Nitro PDF or Adobe PDF (check the User Manual of ScanSnap).
72904
You can do this with the provided Epson scanning software. Note that you have to be in Professional Mode to do this. This will be at the very top of the scanning software window. Once you've done your preview scan, create selection marquees around each item you wish to scan separately. After you make each selection, there will be a black line drawn around each one when it is not selected. The one that is active will have the "marching ants" around it. Then just hold down the shift key (on the Mac) and select each of the other items. All should now have separate "marching ants" selection areas around them. When you hit "scan," the scanner will then scan them all and save each one as a separate file. OR, you can do a preview scan with the "thumbnail" box checked (it is at the very bottom of the window.) This will provide you with previews in thumbnail mode of your multiple images and you can check a box for each one you want scanned separately. Also, you can tell it what you want your naming convention to be, what number to start with, etc. prior to scanning. Epson provides great documentation on how to do everything on this scanner. There is a "Help" button in the scan software window which links you to the user manual. Here is a link on how to do: files.support.epson.com/htmldocs/ex10kg/ex10kgrf/howto_4.htm
2235263
You can scan several pages as one document, or you can scan individual pages and save them as separate documents.
2128186
Yes you can. You just need to set that up on the scan options on your computer. I have done this with PDF format, but not sure if it works for other file formats.
1309584
With the portable scanner, it's one page at a time. I don't know about the desktop scanner. I believe it's multiple pages.
231067
Sorry, I have only been able to scan single pages. What I do is, open the files, copy paste in Word or Power Point and then save as PDF
2026444
You can either type in a name for each scan beforehand or let it assign a unique/sequential file name then rename it later (assuming you are using the included Epson Scan software). I'm using the Epson Scan software on a Mac and just let it assign a unique (and meaningless) file name. When I'm done scanning everything, I just rename each file.
386862
There is a setting to Continue scanning. You just put the additional pages in and either click the Continue Scanning button or press the button on the scanner. All pages are saved to the same PDF file until you end the job. It can even scan both sides of the page at once.
842788
Only one line at a time, but scanning one line only takes you 2 seconds, so I think 20 lines is not a problem for you.
701183
Yes, but you need to space them out on the screen. If they are too close, they will read as one file. Make sure you select "Scan as multiple images". Lay sideways on the screen if you need to, to get the needed space between photos.
1897420
Scans multiple pages no issue. Even can accommodate turning over the stack and scanning the other side. When it saves the file, the stack can be scanned and saved as a double sided copy. Works well. I have done close to 20 pages. No problem. I bought it to be more of a scan and send than a printer. I love it as a scanner both documents and pictures.
1339472
It can scan and save multiple pages but you have to feed each page individually
1514383
Yes, you can scan and fax multi pages. No need to do one at a time. You just stack 'em and they feed through. I really love this one so far
2201109
Yes. I do it all the time. Just scanned in an 8 page document last night. That has more to do with software than the hardware and the software that comes with the scanner works well.
1057354
You can't (unless the things you want to scan all fit on the scanner at once). HP might have a document loadder that you could buy as an add on.
2222379
I checked it out for you and found that you can do whichever you choose. There's a checkbox under "advanced" on the print screen that allows you to choose one file for each page or combined