Can Doxie one scan US Legal 8.5x14 size paper and does software recognize the scan as legal?
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Doxie One reads up to 12" per scan. It sounds like the Doxie Go would fit your needs a bit better. It scans up to 15" per scan. Regina @ Doxie Customer Carehelp@getdoxie.com
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Doxie One reads up to 12" per scan. It sounds like the Doxie Go would fit your needs a bit better. It scans up to 15" per scan. Regina @ Doxie Customer Care help@getdoxie.com
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Honestly I am not sure. It probably handle 8.5 x 14 since it handle 8.5 x 11 very well. However do not know about the legal issue. Sorry I could not be more help.
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Yes, it should scan it as it's wide enough. As the image captured is a JPG file, I don't believe it has the intelligence to know it's a legal document, it just sees it as an image file. The Doxie software may be able to distinguish it but I have not tested that.
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Doxie saves scans in JPEG, PNG, or PDF formats. Sarah @ Doxie Customer Care
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Yes. It works for any size paper up to the width of the scanner (about 9 in.)
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Yes, you can. :) However, you will be missing out the cool features of Doxie's software including organizing, image optimization, stapling, creating multi-page PDFs with OCR and saving to other applications.
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I have never tried legal size, but the manual says it will. The 7640 is a good printer and fax and scanner. We love ours. If it were only wireless it would be perfect.
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You can do only A4 size paper. It doesn't allow bigger size paper. Also if I try to do small pictures it doesn't recognize them. I have to place them on a blank A4 and then scan them.
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I'm not familiar with what you want to scan, but I think the answer is yes. One of the carriers has two slots about 2 inches wide that run the length of the carrier, about 10 inches. I found a second slide carrier online that had an image of it so I was sure it was the right thing. I suggest you do a search for a carrier for the format you want to see if it is right.
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I completely disagree with the rest of these answers. I'm using an Epson DS-40 scanner (after trying and returning a Doxie) at 1200dpi for doing character recognition on thermal printed receipts. I've noticed a huge difference in the accuracy of the OCR software. No wonder, when it's getting so much more data to work with.
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This is really made for scanning letter and legal size office paper. I have scanned thicker paper at times but it is not ideal for either the artwork or the scanner.
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Yes, as long as the magazine pages are 8.5 x 11 or smaller they will go through the scanner fine. I love my Doxie and use it every day at my office.
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Don't know exactly about the Dell but a 13" Mac Book fits nicely along with text books. I have no idea how big your Doxie scanner is.
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The tray is not large enough to hold legal size paper. I don't know if a legal size paper tray can be purchased separately. It appears legal size paper can be fed through the manual feeder, and there is an option in the settings for legal size paper. The glass scanner surface is large enough to copy or scan legal size paper.
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No. The scanner is 8 1/2 inches long. You could scan a document that is 8 1/2" X 12" but not 12 X 12. I use it to scan 8 1/2 X 11 and 8 1/2 by 14 documents. I really like my scanner. When I am checking court records, I can run it over the document, bring it home and print the document for my records. I like mine so much that I gave a friend one.
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The Scan window is only about 6.5 by 8 inches. You can use the Software to stitch multiple overlapping scans. The Flip is more suited for medium size photos. You probably should go for the Doxie Go for the sizes you want.I purchased the Doxie Go Wifi a little after buying the Flip. I like both scanners but the Doxie Go is better for larger scans.
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The question confuses 2 different paper sizes. "Legal Size" is the name given to 8.5" x 14" paper, which has the same width as standard "letter size," but is 3 inches longer. Most sheet-fed scanners that scan ordinary "letter size" will be able to scan "legal size." Thus my ScanSnap S1500 (as well as the above-mentioned S1300i) easily scans legal-size paper. Another paper size, 11" x 14," which is both wider and longer than letter size, is sometimes used to make large photographic prints or small posters; as far as I know, it has no common name. Most consumer scanners (both sheet-fed and flat-bed) are NOT wide enough to scan this paper. Scanners that handle this size are much more expensive; commercial photocopy centers (and my local library) have these scanners.
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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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I just tried importing with Doxie docs and pics scanned from other devices. It would not do this task. Doxie gave me the error message that these items were not scanned by Doxie. This is a great scanner but will not do what yu ask. I would contact Doxie to see if there is a workaround.