I scan 19 pages of doc into canon printer thus these pages turned into a pdf file. If I use this software, can I edit and print them out ?
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It's been awhile, but I was able to select how the document would be saved. I chose a TXT file, and could edit it and save in in a DOCX format for MSWord. I never used the pdf setting.
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The Samsung printer I had before this one, did. You scanned from the printer and it would show up on you computer as a PDF. I cannot figure out how to do it on this one. I scan and the print a PDF printer software. It's frustrating.
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you could use a program like this one: http://www.print-driver.com or the full version of Acrobat to convert the pdf to jpegs. I haven't gotten my zen in the mail yet, but that's what I plan to do!
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Yes, and it will also save images as .TIFF, .BMP, or .PDF files. This is a great scanner and I feel that Canon software is simply the best!
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You would select the 2-sided copy feature so that you don't have to re-insert the copied paper. However, you DO have to turn the original since there is no document feeder. It's done with a very nice user interface telling you exactly what to do and when to turn the original. This is really a very nice printer. I've had 4 Canon printers over the last 25 years and they have performed well and last a long time.
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You can save your scanned documents to word, excel, plain text, openoffice.org, html and a few others in addition to PDF. Lots of flexible options with this program.
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Yes, when I go to "print" I get the option - Adobe PDF (Type: Adobe PDF converter)
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Jim, Annoying for sure. However, Pages does readily read/convert Word documents. So simply save your scan as a .doc or .docx and ask Pages to open the Existing Document. Once open you can edit as needed and save it as a Pages document if you want. Hope this is helpful. T
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Yes if you have all of the documents on-hand, simply scan all of them and then assign a name.If you scan several documents into, for example a PDF, and than want to add more - I'm fairly sure the scanning software does NOT have any provision for editing a previous documents. If you had a full copy of Adobe PDF (not just the reader) then you could scan the second group of documents as a second PDF and then use Adobe PDF to merge the two PDFs into one.
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Hi L,I have never used it to print photos yet. But, from what I can tell, the color printing from websites is good! Black/white documents don't seem to be as clear as my old canon, but , honestly, have not used it very much since i bought it... sorry can't be much more help, but, let me know what you think?Chris
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Sven Golly, does it not do scan to PDF anymore? My old one (I'm looking for a replacement) used to go directly to PDF and after copy-paste, you could edit the text.
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yes. But the number of pages that can be printed are about 500 (as opposed to ~2000 with the product from Canon).
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Not sure I understand your question, but it is VERY easy to set up. Also you can batches of papers and instruct it to create a new PDF every X pages, so that creates individual PDFs - or split them later in adobe acrobat if you forget to do that before scanning. I can't sing the praises of this machine more btw. :)
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Yes, in the scan options menu, it can be set to scan each individual page - 35 pages to 35 PDFs instead of one PDF with 35 pages
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Yes, I have scanned 20-25 pages of different sizes into a single PDF. Need to be carefull with placement of pages in feeder to avoid jams.
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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.
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Yes and no. It isn't a true document scanner so you are manually scanning each and every page. The main point of interest is the optical character application (Adobe's ABBYY FineReader Version 9). This converts scanned text to either PDF or Word format. It's not a bad program for pamphlets and pure text documents. However I was hoping to scan a workshop manual for my car - that was a Fail for reasons that have more to do with Word than with FineReader. In short I am now looking for document scanning software because nothing included with the scanner was up to the task I was attempting.