Do I have to use the the scan flatbed to scan or can i use the the paper load part to make mulitiple scans?
1870078
the post should read documents or photos not of to clear up any typo made the post had no edit option or at least none was seen.
1870079
I think you can use either. You have to have the cable connected to your computer, I don't think the wi-fi would work if you use it. You also have to have the HP software installed. Good luck. - charlie
1870080
as with any of these kinds of printers the paper from the feed is meant for printing and the flatbed scanner is meant for scanning documents of pictures to either save to your computer or print photos on glossy paper.glossy saves on ink big time. Hope this helps.
2277679
You may feed multiple pages. I do not like this scanner and would not buy it again, but it does have a page feed.
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.
792782
Yes it can. For legal sized paper it utilizes the top feeder scanner to scan instead of the flatbed.
1483610
Yes to both! I have also scanned/copied 11x17 with the feeder. Reduced/enlarged 11x17 on flatbed.
1568447
I haven't tried that but I do not believe the Epson Scan software will parcel out multiple files from one scan (I don't use the bundled ABBYY or PaperPort software). However, it's a great scanner with a very good sheet-feeder and image quality. You could have the scanner controlled by your own TWAIN-compliant software and let that save each photo separately.
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.
1565599
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.
623224
If the paper is flat without wrinkles it will scan very fast with a steady hand. I usually scan a 8 X 11 copy in about 6 are 7 seconds.
1064185
Yes. It scans color or b&w;, pdf or jpg, and has 3 settings for fesolution. The docking station charges the battery in the scanner or you can charge it through a USB port on a computer. Docking station feeds anythjng up to 8 1/2" and has slider to match the width of your document. I got rid of my flat bed scanner entirely. Remove the wand from the docking station and use it to scan books and photo albums. It adjusts the scan if you move it a little too fast or slow. I get my best scans by putting an 8x10" glass plate from a photo album on the object to be scanned. The plate smooths out the document to be scanned and allows smooth motion of the scanner. I like this better than he $300 Neat scanners. Yes. It scans color or b&w;, pdf or jpg, and has 3 settings for fesolution. The docking station charges the battery in the scanner or you can charge it through a USB port on a computer. Docking station feeds anythjng up to 8 1/2" and has slider to match the width of your document. I got rid of my flat bed scanner entirely. Remove the wand from the docking station and use it to scan books and photo albums. It adjusts the scan if you move it a little too fast or slow. I get my best scans by putting an 8x10" glass plate from a photo album on the object to be scanned. The plate smooths... » Read More Yes. It scans color or b&w;, pdf or jpg, and has 3 settings for fesolution. The docking station charges the battery in the scanner or you can charge it through a USB port on a computer. Docking station feeds anythjng up to 8 1/2" and has slider to match the width of your document. I got rid of my flat bed scanner entirely. Remove the wand from the docking station and use it to scan books and photo albums. It adjusts the scan if you move it a little too fast or slow. I get my best scans by putting an 8x10" glass plate from a photo album on the object to be scanned. The plate smooths out the document to be scanned and allows smooth motion of the scanner. I like this better than he $300 Neat scanners. « Show Less
1339471
Yes, you scan each page then there is a "staple" feature. No, you can not feed multiple pages, just one at a time.
1298887
No I don't think so. I believe those pages are too thick. I would def use a flatbed scanner for those! This is mostly for the thickness of a single print or piece of paper. I think the largest page of paper was 8-1/2x 11 but it was just standard paper thickness. I hope this helps!
919490
Thae scanner can be fed individually sheet bt sheet on the flatbed glass or up to 30 pages at a time through the document feeder. The document feeder can also be set up to scan the front & back of each page.
2128184
No you cannot scan multiple pages into one file like a continuos scan like you have in most new model printers.
2201109
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.
2106006
The scanner/copier has a flatbed, so you can simply lay ID card etc on the glass -- no problem. However, for sheetfed things like multiple pag documents, you can use the feeder. I am VERY satisfied withis multifunction scanner/copier/printer and use it daily in my financial planning business.
634603
In certain situations are wrinkled paper I do not think it will work. The scanner will most likely jam.