Is it possible to combine scanned documents and receipts into one pdf or will each page scanned become its own pdf?
1979796
When you scan an item it gives you the option of continuing with an additional item or complete the scan. Therefore if you have several items you want to scan they can all be on the same pdf file.
2235264
No need to scan each page separately. Just load all pages (up to about 25 sheets) in the feeder and it scans them all as a single doc. I highly recommend this scanner. I handles the target pages quickly and efficiently, and if there's printing on the backside, it automatically scans that too. I haven't had a paper jam yet, and I use the "searchable pdf" option for output. I've used a much larger (and more expensive) Canon DR2020DU scanner for years, and this HP is much more reliable and intuitive.
110202
You can append pdf, but you have to switch software. I scan docs with the ScanSnap S1500 manager (from button in tray) then use Paperport 14 for manipulating and filing - if necessary. It would be preferable if it had a twain driver so I could do everything from within Paperport. But relatively speaking, this is a minor incovenience - for me. I can see it could be a bit of a headache for others.
353992
Yes. You have to do each page one by one, but after the first page it will ask "Save or add a page?", and does the same for the next page, etc til you've scanned all the pages. When you're finished, you can save as a single, multi-page doc.
723687
The software is very user friendly. It scan business cards, greeting cards, credit cards, licenses, etc very nicely (both sides in one pass). I am not sure how it will do on receipts since they are faily narrow. It will most likely work fine, but you will probably have to guide it with your hands during the scan.
1972880
That is not why I use the scanner. However, the scanner can scan that type of paper and a skinnier width. The issue may be with the continuous nature of the roll (unless you are talking about single receipts, then it can definitely handle it).
1958862
Yes. You are able to scan: Paper, receipts, photos, business cards, plastic/laminated cards (including embossed).
1252556
I have never attempted that but i can see no reason why not. Like the other answer just save all pages to one single document.
1972879
Yes. Very easily. I scan receipts regularly so I can keep a record of them because receipts fade quickly. If you're receipts are on a continuous roll, then you have to break the roll up into letter or legal size lengths which is common sense.
2247117
The software that comes with this scanner isn't that sophisticated--I'd be shocked if it could do that. I often scan multiple receipts at the same time, and at no time does it treat them as separate entities, it just crops the entire main image. If you think about it, the scanner would have to know whether or not you were scanning a photo in order to determine if there were multiple photos present, since any standard document has large gaps of white that could fool the scanner into thinking it was multiple images. Since that's a software function anyhow, you can do that in most any other image handling software package like ACDSee, Photoshop, etc. The software that comes with this scanner isn't that sophisticated--I'd be shocked if it could do that. I often scan multiple receipts at the same time, and at no time does it treat them as separate entities, it just crops the entire main image. If you think about it, the scanner would have to know whether or not you were scanning a photo in order to determine if there were multiple photos present, since any standard document has large gaps of white that could fool the scanner into thinking it was multiple images. Since that's a software function anyhow, you can do that in most any other... » Read More The software that comes with this scanner isn't that sophisticated--I'd be shocked if it could do that. I often scan multiple receipts at the same time, and at no time does it treat them as separate entities, it just crops the entire main image. If you think about it, the scanner would have to know whether or not you were scanning a photo in order to determine if there were multiple photos present, since any standard document has large gaps of white that could fool the scanner into thinking it was multiple images. Since that's a software function anyhow, you can do that in most any other image handling software package like ACDSee, Photoshop, etc. « Show Less
1339472
It can scan and save multiple pages but you have to feed each page individually
386863
I found merging pages post scan with Nitro PDF or Adobe PDF (check the User Manual of ScanSnap).
625663
No if you want them to be separated in to separate PDF files, however if you put them altogether then they will scan as one file but then you will need a PDF splitter Application..
1715410
Yes. First you have to save the document as PDF, which will result in a single PDF file. If you select jpg, or some other formats such as PNG, etc, you will get separate files. There is no direct capability from Scan Assistant to email the PDF file after scanning. PDF may be emailed from within Apple Preview, or sent as an attachment using a standard email application.
423743
Yes this allows you to scan multiple pages into one PDF document. You do have to feed each page individually, but it goes pretty quickly.
2154005
Sorry for the delay. I had to get to my office and test your question. It does have a PDF button that allows you to scan multiple pages and then click "finish" which converts all the pages into a PDF file and saves it into a folder that you have preset in the settings.
337076
I don't believe it can be done. The scans are separate (can't run simultaneously) and won't save on the same document.