Does it enlarge/reduce documents? Does the MFCJ825DW do that?
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I checked Brother's web site because I also wanted to know about this feature, and this printer does reduce/enlarge, from 25% to 400% of the original size.
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Yes, you can. For example, if you set the device to enlarge by 200%, the copy will be twice as wide and twice as high as the original. It can also diminish the size.
616720
Yes. If you use the feeder at the top of the machine it will scan legal size docs. It gives you the option to select the type of file jpeg, pdf etc. My only issue with this printer is that it seems to use ink rather quickly. My boss can't type so he asks that I print all his emails daily and thus the ink runs out quicker than I would like.
724356
It will be slow running from any Mac if you have large file sizes. There is a PostScript limitation on it that slows it down significantly when printing from a Mac
723345
Scanning documents is easy. The thing eats batteries and is a pain if there are staples in the documents or if you are trying to scan a book. The file sizes are BIG even if you choose small ones. I've had to get apps to shrink them if I am going to save them, even as .pdfs. Over all, I love the scanner because it saves me a huge amount of time.
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It will handle 8.5x11 documents ok. I was very irritated to learn that the ADF double-sided scan is NOT supported for legal size paper. I bought this almost entirely for the purpose of speeding up the scanning of double sided legal documents (which seem always to be in abundance). The rest of the printer/scanner seems to work fine, but beware if you're buying this to try and speed up the automatic scanning of legal sized documents. It won't do it.
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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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NO. I have a 20" Sony Tap20 and you do not get tired from using a computer in that manner, also if you want to resize something while reading, it is easy to stretch it larger, which is faster than "page, zoom" adjustments!
1755543
No. The older version had large full page cards. This version uses cards of approximately half the size of a page
2071765
You can enlarge it easily, the way other commenders told you to. You can also change fonds in epub files but not in every pdf file. The device is fine. I 've been using it for 6 months or so and I love it.
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The HP 7520 will reduce the size of text documents from legal to letter if you want to print a legal size document on letter size paper. To the best of my knowledge that does not work in reverse. It does not change the size of documents or graphics the way a graphic's program will do. If you're using a Windows operating system it will include among the accessories a program called Paint. In Paint you can change the size of images and then print to the HP 7520. I hope this information helps you.
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Although I kept the software, I also had problems getting it to work. Like PJ, I found that using the mouse/control button, I could get most things to get big enough to read easily. I didn't need to magnify bigger than to be able to read.
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Yes it will, at 100, 200, or 300 dpi. The output goes to a jpg or PDF for each page, or one PDF with all pages. The destination can be a thumb drive plugged into printer, local folder (PC on USB port), shared network folder, or email. It has trouble with large thumb drives, I haven't had to look up what the largest is it recognizes.
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Yes. You can reduce or enlarge copies by selecting 1-Home, 2-Copy, 3-Settings, and 4-magnification. From there choose the size you want. Hope this helps........
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Yes: the printed image goes to the edge of the paper. But, you can reduce the size without losing much information, proportionally: it's huge.
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yes it doesa good clear reduce enlarge a little larger than a piece copy paper
134644
Yes, but don't lose it. Had a hell of a time finding that when I wanted to scan/fax a 10 page doc. Without it, it will be a manual-holding process.