Can you lift up the top of the printer to reveal a flatbed so that it can copy a page from a book?
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Towards the end of this Youtube video you can see that this unit does in fact have a flatbed scanner. You can easilyscan to an email or another account to manage the files easier.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_zNIyVzyDac
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Yes the lid lifts so you can copy a page from a book. So far I'm really happy with this printer. No jams, just perfect color prints. Only one thing. It goes into a sleep mode after a few minutes where my ipad can't find the printer. If anybody knows how to change the system settings to keep it from doing that please let me know, thanks. Steve
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Sure you can. There is a 'straight path' tray you load, as opposed to the 'curved path' feeder on top. You can get the card stock from Epson too if you have problems finding quality stock in your area. Prior answer is correct about single sheet feeding as I dimly recall, having used the heavy card stock printing feature only once when I originally got mine. It'll also print CD disks as well.
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Yes, it can. However, there are many other printers that can do that as well. This is the absolute worst printer that I had ever owned.
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Not sure, I would assume you do it somewhere through the printer settings...
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Exactly as the previous answer said, put the material to be copied on the flatbed scanner, select copy and press OK.If you are asking about the printer that is pictured for HP Deskjet 3520 that is an old printer that nobody uses anymore. We are talking about the new HP Deskjet 3520 that is a much better printer, and cheap.
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No but it is still an amazing printer. I think there must be a separate top feed you can purchase as the lid is removable and there is a narrow scanner to the left of the main copy area.
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Not without you putting the paper back in upside down!(No, this printer is not duplex, and will not print on both sides on its own.)
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Thin hardbacks, paperbacks, epads--yes, but sunk into the zippered shallow compartment, not as easy to turn pages; easier if you barely insert book into compartment or set it atop zipper; Michener's thick & heavy books would probably have to rest atop close-zippered compartment for sure, but likely doable. Reminder to my earlier comment: lap pro needs another 6" pillow under it to lift book to my visual needs. My advice is not speculative, but experience w/lap pro which reading in easy chair/sofa is definitely better WITH it, than without.
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I own a MFC-240C. I'm not sure what you are referring to as the 'top tray'. On the top of the printer is an automatic document feeder for faxing, scanning and copying. Under that is a section that can be raised to scan, copy or fax pages from books or other non-flat items. There is one paper tray that pulls out from the front.
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Yes, if you laid a printed page on a flat surface, the top and bottom of the page would be 1/2 to 1 inch off the flat surface
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Yes. The printer just sits on top. It can hold up to 8.5" x 14" paper, and can hold up to 500 sheets of paper at a time.
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There is a paper guide in the ADF tray that can be set closer together to about the right width so it would seem one can. If your photos are flexible enough - which they probably are. I haven't tried it myself. PS - Just tried it with a photo. Set the sheet feeder to the appropriate width, place your photo in the ADF tray face up. The printer will chime when you put the photo in far enough (which isn't far, so don't force it). Open HP Device Manager. I selected 'Scan to PDF' but there are other options of course. The photo gets drawn into the ADF and spat out again underneath and, most importantly, the photo suffers no damage whatsoever. Not even the slightest amount of bending. I got a great .pdf out of it too. Hoofy
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I have never tried that application. However, I am extremely satisfied with this printer and can't see why the heavier paper would pose a problem.
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Yes it's possible just when you print, send it to the right printer (make sure the printer is on) to print the necessary job.
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Not without manually reloading the paper after the first side print. I also experience regular wifi drop outs where I have to not just turn off but also unplug the printer to get it to respond to print or scan.
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Yes. It can be set up to do double-sided scanning and copying automatically. You need to set it up to do it double-sided, and then select "Set as new defaults" through the control panel on the printer to save the settings.
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Good Afternoon:No, it won't increase the size of the print. You have to lift it up off the page.