How does it allow the user to name the document scanned?
2026444
You can either type in a name for each scan beforehand or let it assign a unique/sequential file name then rename it later (assuming you are using the included Epson Scan software). I'm using the Epson Scan software on a Mac and just let it assign a unique (and meaningless) file name. When I'm done scanning everything, I just rename each file.
2026445
I've never tried to name a document before scanning. When the image transfers to my hard drive they are named "img001.pdf" or similar. I always rename and refile, as appropriate.
1651272
Yes, I think Brother will do that. I named every document (ie 2005 Tax Return). However if I accidentally gave two files the same name it added a number after the name. It wasn't essential that I change the name as the title of the document didn't disappear once it was loaded. That's how I occasionally ended up with two files with the same name - I would be distracted and forget to type in a different description/name for the new document. Then a count would be added to the back of the file name. I never did this on purpose, so I only went to 002.
581913
As far as I know, yes. You drag it across the material you want it scanned. But I've never used it. It's brand new, in the box. Never opened. Hope this helps.
1061334
Yes, but it is a two-pass process. You feed the automatic document feeder the documents to scan then you have to flip them to scan the other side. The software automatically adjusts appropriately to have the opposite sides correspond in page number order to the first side scanned (if side 1 of the first sheet --the first image scanned-- is the first page and side two of the first sheet is the second page the end result is their images will appear in that page-order even though side 2 of the first sheet is the last image scanned).
917528
You can save scanned items as .jpg. You have to manually change the setting in the first scan to .jpg, then subsequent scans are saved as .jpg.
893764
It is straightforward but you are limited in terms of characters for naming items, I had to heavily abbreviate mine. Hope this helps!
2061156
On my scanner mouse there is a small button on the left side of the mouse. Just hit that button and start moving the mouse on your document and it will scan.
1355150
It scanned to jpg files. The file names are in the form EK_0001.jpg, EK_0002.jpg, etc. So you have to rename all the files. Also, if you do scanning at different times, be sure you don't overwrite earlier files, since it starts naming the files with EK_0001 again. It can be confusing. They should have developed a better way to name the files.
773383
Yes it is an available feature. You have to setup at options for multiple documents and the scanner will ask after each scan if there are any other documents to be scanned. It will create one single document in the chosen format with one document after the other.
1176606
The only way I have used it is to do the scan, then attach the scanner to the computer via USB and drag and drop the JPG or PDF to the computer to open the document. I've been very satisfied all aspects of the scanner. Because I work out of town a lot and scan large blueprints and maps, I purchased a 32GB memory card as insurance.Max Schnepf at maxks1@cox.net
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As I thought, EPSON provides software that will assist with this. I pulled this from the online manual:"You can scan a 2-sided document using the ADF. First you scan the odd-numbered pages, then you turn the document over and scan the even-numbered pages. Then you can use the Editing Page window to automatically sort the pages."Great scanner. About 10 times faster than one of those "all in one" units that I've tried.
973651
Yes you can name the documents -there is a great folder system you can set up preset options like Bank of America and then choose that folder and it will scan it with that name and the next sequential number - I use it with the USB mostly but it has so many great features It is a great purchase!
1355600
Yes. I scan multi page documents and when finished the computer screen prompts you with, "Finished Scanning?"You then choose location to save file, name the document, and it saves it as a PDF file.
2065434
No. You have to scan one side and then the other. It's easy to use the software to combine them into one document, though.
500028
No, you cannot. It only scans sheets of paper, one at a time. It is good when you are on the road or on hotels and receive documents for approval. You can easily print your document using hotel facilities, then scan the signed document to respond. That was my only use, since I have to travel a lot in my work.
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For your HP Scanjet 5590 scanner..... Open HP Solution Center Choose "Scan Document" What are you scanning? click "document", scan to: "save to file", File type: choose "PDF(*pdf)" Click "Scan" Name it - or not Document is saved to "My Scans" in "My Documents" (I have windows XP)
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I know it copies 11th but have not scanned yet. Will try tommorrow. By the way is best multifunction I have ever used.