If I have a document larger then 20 pages is there a way to connect 2 scanned groups?
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Part 1) Although the document tray only holds 20 pages, you can reload the document tray and continue to add to the "Job" until you're through (I've never reached a max). Then you save the whole "Job". Part 2) If, after you've already saved the documents as .pdf files, you want to make changes, software exists for any computer that allows you to combine (add, delete, etc) particular pages from various pdf files. On a Macintosh, the included (free) Preview app has this functionality.
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The short answer is yes, the longer answer is that what program you use to do it depends on your operating system. The Mac is easy, just use Preview and add the pages from one document to the other. If you have Adobe Acrobat Standard (or pro), on Windows there are complete instructions at http://www.econ.ucsb.edu/faq/mergepdfs/mergepdfs.html. Best general advice is to search on merging 2 PDF files plus your operating system, I suspect you will find a number of options
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Adobe Acrobat will do that and many many other things. There maybe a less expensive option but I'm not aware.M. Raskin
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Sorry... I did not know there was a 20 page limitation. PDF files can be manually merged with a utility program.
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Part 1) Although the document tray only holds 20 pages, you can reload the document tray and continue to add to the "Job" until you're through (I've never reached a max). Then you save the whole "Job".Part 2) If, after you've already saved the documents as .pdf files, you want to make changes, software exists for any computer that allows you to combine (add, delete, etc) particular pages from various pdf files. On a Macintosh, the included (free) Preview app has this functionality.
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No...the scanning area is set for letter-size paper. I scan a lot of larger documents by scanning in sections and then using PhotoShop to 'cut & paste' them together into one document. We use three of these scanners at my office, and they have proven their worth.
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If you mean collating, like printing a 5 page document 3 times and you want it to print (pages 1-5) then pages (1-5) then pages (1-5) then YES.
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I have scanned in single sheets and put each as a document into a file. I have not scanned in multiple sheets as one document to put in a file, so I don't know if that's possible. Sorry I can't help more.
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Yes. I do it all the time. Just scanned in an 8 page document last night. That has more to do with software than the hardware and the software that comes with the scanner works well.
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No if you want them to be separated in to separate PDF files, however if you put them altogether then they will scan as one file but then you will need a PDF splitter Application..
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You scan 1 document at a time as a PDF file but in the editing you can combine multiple pages into one file. You can even arranged the order incase your page 1 becomes the page 5.
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Yes, you can scan and fax multi pages. No need to do one at a time. You just stack 'em and they feed through. I really love this one so far
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You can't (unless the things you want to scan all fit on the scanner at once). HP might have a document loadder that you could buy as an add on.
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It will let you scan both sections of the paper, then it puts it together for you. I have done it and it works. It is called scan and stitch.
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I have never done anything as big as that, but I believe you should be able to do that with PagePlus X6 or X7. I have done essentially the same thing with much smaller articles. Breaking it down into chapters may help. VR, Jim Nolan VR
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I haven't tried that with the scanner, but I would assume so. There are also plenty of freeware out there that allows you to combine multiple images into one pdf document, etc
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You can scan multiple pages into 1 document by:1. Put the multiple pages to be scanned in the tray on the top2. Go to MP Navigator3. Click on the "Save as PDF"4. under the "save Settings," select a name to save if under and a location.. 5. Save Settings -> "Save as Type" -> "PDF (Multiple Pages)" After scanning it will ask if you have any other pages you want to add or if you want to "exit" and you just exit..I use a Mac Book Pro, but I hope this work for you..
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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).
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No, you can't scan several pages as one doc, but PDF pages can be merged into one file.
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The default seems to be to scan multiple pages as one document but you can change that in the advanced settings. So the answer is that you can scan either way.
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I checked it out for you and found that you can do whichever you choose. There's a checkbox under "advanced" on the print screen that allows you to choose one file for each page or combined