Does this include or work with scanning software? Or does it just save each scan on a jpeg and you have to transfer/convert files manually?
1969397
There is software that comes with the device. But... I never took the time to install it and I just scan and then open up the jpegs in a folder that get generated when you do an initial scan. I hope to get around to installing the software one of these days... ;-)
1969398
This comes with scanning software. It can also convert receipts and scanned documents to text for editing.Very user friendly as well.
1969399
each scan is saved on an SD card. You will need to transfer it manually by removing the card or by connecting with a USB cable.
1870310
I don't know the answer to that but it works as an independant scanner and can be downloaded into any jpeg photo file on most other computers or on to a flash drive. Hope this helps you. I love this item.
1058664
Should scan about any document/picture. Mine came with software that will allow me to scan directly into the computer using the included USB cord and I can view scan directly. It also has the micro card that can be used to store scans without using USB. You would then have transfer to computer, but you will not be able to see actual scans until you connect to computer. The software that came with my scanner is EVERNOTE Sprint ABBYY Fine Reader (Direct Scan), SCANDirect (VuPoint), and Sort and File Suite (haven't used that).
619285
I don't know, I don't use the software. Software comes with the scanner, you might try that first and see how that works for you.
1140107
Yes. Jpegs for photos and pdfs for documents. Once you tell the scanner you're scanning photos, it auto"magically" knows you want jpegs.
1216061
I'm using the SD card, but, you can connect the USB cable that comes with the scanner to the scanner and PC, select the USB MSDC mode on the scanner through the main menu, your computer will recognize the scanner (just like it would recognize a camera or flash drive or external backup device), then on your computer go to the drive for the scanner and transfer the images.
917529
Yes, it does; it also auto crops photos... so you can scan like 4 at a time and it figures out how to crop them into individual pictures.
34267
Yes, of course. It scans anything in pdf format which you can then convert to a jpeg in the Scansnap program.
1348005
JPEG, but you can save pic taken from the device to your computer and then change file type..nice scanner.. has been good value for price
1384773
The scanner does a preliminary scanning and you may see what was scanned. After that, you may edit the picture and crop it. In terms of saving as a bitmap, you may select saving options and set what you would like the format of the scanned file to be. It is a little tricky though as the saving options are being overridden with default settings every time you start a new scan
1424679
There is no software program that comes with this device. It's just something you plug into your machine's and/or your computer's USB port. It works the same as an external storage device that allows your machine and computer to see and utilize the digitized files on it. You need an additional editing software program of some sort to be able to read and print any of the files. One of the Buzz Tools programs which are far less pricey than full blown editing programs could can do the job. Hope this helps.
2202646
There is no software. The scans save to an SDCard. The scanner comes with a USB stick that you can plug the SDCard into and then insert into your computer.
522860
YES & YES and it does a reasonably good job, too. I mainly use the Scan to PDF & JPEG options and have been really pleased with the results. Scanning is slow, but for a portable unit is does many things well and there have to be a few sacrifices for the portability sake. Keep in mind that it runs just fine on battery mode too... just can not go wrong with this unit !!!
919489
You have the option of sheet feed or old fashioned way. I need to verify again but I believe scanning jpg you cannot do sheet feed.
733156
No, the scanner has an SD card and then you take it out of the scanner plug it into your computer and download the pictures to your PC. It actually makes the scanner a bit more portable and easier to use in a lot of ways because you don't need to have your computer handy or near the scanner ... just scan photos and then when you are ready take the SD and transfer them to the computer. It is a nice little scanner. Works very well on most pictures ... if the pictures have a very dark background they won't scan as well, but otherwise I have been very impressed with it.
249158
Yes. I love this scanner. It is so easy to use. I just connect it to my computer and scan in. You are given the choice of where you want to save what you have scanned.
625664
I'm a bit confused by your question. The scanner and copier functions operate independently of one another. I use Paperport software(supplied free with the MFC8950DW!) to manage all documents scanned to my computer from the AIO. All scanned documents go directly to the Paperport folder I select before beginning the scanning process. Paperport is a fantastic piece of software. You can scan any number of documents, with as many pages as you have, to any folder you select in Paperport. If you place something in the wrong folder it's a simple matter to drag and drop it from one folder to another. If you accidentally scan two documents together Paperport allows you to split the documents into two separate stacks in the software. I hope this answers your question.