Can the Epson Smart panel scan and edit a book ?
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The Epson Smart Panel 4.0 comes with PageManager 9 SE for users to be able to scan and OCR (edit) literature.
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No, it is a printer only. You would have to scan in first whatever you wanted to print a copy of.
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No. You will have to manually straighten any paper(s) before you can do the scanning.
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Hi Louis! To answer your question I'm not 100% sure I have not used that feature at all, so I can't say. If you already have the epson printer and it's installed there should be a user guide / manual file that is put on your desktop so in the case you need help. Sorry I couldn't Help you out more!
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I have the user guide but am unable to find the information you are asking about. I would recommend emailing Epson with your question.
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It is a printer, scanner, fax and copier and all the functions can be controlled by your computer. Yes, the Epson will scan to you your computer. That said, it is mainly for business users because of it size.
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The included software will let you save the scan as a jpeg or a tiff. I think it also has other formats, but these are the only two I use. Tiff files allow you to edit without creating artifact.
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This unit requires Epson software that is installed on a computer to operate. It cannot scan independently and store images on a memory chip. There is no slot for a memory chip.
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No. There are other scanners that do. The Epson I had tried earlier had a model that had that option, but I had already taken all my slides to Walmart & paid them put my slides on a CD.
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The Epson Smart Panel 4.0 is Windows 7, 64bit compatible. You may still need to download the scanner TWAIN driver for the 64bit operating system from the Epson website. You can also download the trial version from our website and see how well it works for you. It will be under the free download section at www.newsoftinc.com.
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Yes. http://m.epson.com/cgi-bin/Store/jsp/Product/Specifications.do?sku=C11CC88201&BV;_UseBVCookie=yes&utm;_referrer=direct%2Fnot%20provided
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Yes, Epson's recommendation is correct. Double-clicking the scanner in the print & scan section of system preferences gives you Apple's rudimentary scanning capability. I highly recommend a third-party scanning program like VueScan.
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It seems, from my use of the scanner, that this'd work just fine, though you'd have to attend the scan or else check the file to ensure that all pages were inclued (the scanner occasionally grabs more than one page at once). Not to state the obvious, but try it first with a book you can replace easily :-) Also, note the advice from the poster before me (don't get binding glue/debris in the scanner).
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Yes, I bought one of this. You can use the key to open it manually or open it from your program or open it from POS printer settings. The program opening code is the same as Epson.
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Try this link from Epson: http://www.epson.com/cgi-bin/Store/support/SupportWindows8Details.jsp?BV_UseBVCookie=yes&oid;=69123#stage1It says it's for Windows 8, but maybe it'll work for 8.1.
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Yes. It's available online if you cannot use the disk that cones with the scanner. But it is a plug n play device. If you don't have the software installed it automatically scans it as a photo. The problem is that you can't change it to a pdf or manipulate it in any way.
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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.