paper weight: can this scanner be used with a heavy weight paper?
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One more thought though. My statement about the HP scanner is misleading. True for full page receipts, but unlike most flatbed scanners this one only scans the receipt, not a full page of nothing. A small receipt, like from a gas station pump, scans in a few seconds.
1309586
This is a good casual scanner, I've tried often to do multi-page documents and find it to be more trouble than it is worth - I then go to my multifunction printer which has a scanner. If you anticipate a lot of multipage documents, I would not suggest this unit, though it can do it, it is just a painful process to get it to work adequately.
1388970
I have never tried it. I would think it possible, but I would not do it personally, unless they are on "bendable" paper. The documents feed into the scanner and then get wrapped around a roller, thus bending the document. Most photos are probably not meant to be bent. Even if you want to try this, I am still not sure it will work because of the nature of photo paper itself, and whether that would go through without a hitch.
1780936
I'd be inclined to check with the manufacturer on that question. It would rather depend on the weight of the paper.
321200
I have not tried legal size but I think - in theory - it could. It is a sheet feeder scanner. As long as it is the same width as regular sheet of paper, it should work.
1132117
should not be a problem as long as your scanner program is loaded on both computers or a program that will control your scanner is loaded!
1646227
I own this scanner and it works great even for thick stock. The key is in the paper path. Many Multi-Function/AIO devices feed the document through a 180 degree path with a small radius, requiring excessive bending such that the rollers may not be able to drive the document through the bend.The S510's paper path is practically straight through the machine and is thus very gentle and reliable.
196334
Yes! I have been happy with this scanner. Has a reasonable price tag. Good luck!
773384
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
678374
Probably, but I would not recommend. This model is very demanding about paper and source settings, and multiple users would trip constantly over that problem. In addition., you could probably not scan to software effectively.
2011346
Hi Roger! It would depend on the size of both of those items together. The table measures 48w X 24d X 30h, so if both the scanner and printer together were less than 48X24, it should work.AisteBisonOffice
2096514
It seems, from my use of the scanner, that this'd work just fine, though you'd have to attend the scan or else check the file to ensure that all pages were inclued (the scanner occasionally grabs more than one page at once). Not to state the obvious, but try it first with a book you can replace easily :-) Also, note the advice from the poster before me (don't get binding glue/debris in the scanner).
1904181
I have never tried that application. However, I am extremely satisfied with this printer and can't see why the heavier paper would pose a problem.
634605
have never tried it. the scanner will stop if you feed it too fast and finds that the paper is too long.
723346
It should work ok unless it's bigger than legal sized paper. However, you have to hold the scanner and move it over what you want to scan which is what I don't like.
25128
I have only used it for printing letter sized paper. I have not used it to scan or print legal.
186775
I use it as a paper weight. It was bought to scan and save craft magazine articles, but the effort involved in getting an acceptable image can be daunting. And, I recommend buying a case of batteries with it, because you will only get a handful of copies from a set. At least don't use the wi-fi feature and remove or replace the batteries after each use.