Is it suitable to copy a big college text book? How could I copy the book with two-side page?
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I have actually copied a number of large textbook-style books. The cover doesn't ride up, like many scanners, but I have found that it works well even with the copier cover up when I press down on the book. The glass is designed for 8.5 x 14 inch paper (in the US that's called "legal" size), but for a really large page, it's possible to copy it in sections; the copier is designed with almost no protrusions to get in the way once the cover is up. Two side paper (I think you mean text on both sides of the paper)--I don't know of any equipment that will actually turn the pages for you. It's a college skill: Learn it. I have actually copied a number of large textbook-style books. The cover doesn't ride up, like many scanners, but I have found that it works well even with the copier cover up when I press down on the book. The glass is designed for 8.5 x 14 inch paper (in the US that's called "legal" size), but for a really large page, it's possible to copy it in sections; the copier is designed with almost no protrusions to get in the way once the cover is up. Two side paper (I think you mean text on both sides of the paper)--I don't know of any equipment that will actually turn the pages for... » Read More I have actually copied a number of large textbook-style books. The cover doesn't ride up, like many scanners, but I have found that it works well even with the copier cover up when I press down on the book. The glass is designed for 8.5 x 14 inch paper (in the US that's called "legal" size), but for a really large page, it's possible to copy it in sections; the copier is designed with almost no protrusions to get in the way once the cover is up. Two side paper (I think you mean text on both sides of the paper)--I don't know of any equipment that will actually turn the pages for you. It's a college skill: Learn it. « Show Less
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I have actually copied a number of large textbook-style books. The cover doesn't ride up, like many scanners, but I have found that it works well even with the copier cover up when I press down on the book. The glass is designed for 8.5 x 14 inch paper (in the US that's called "legal" size), but for a really large page, it's possible to copy it in sections; the copier is designed with almost no protrusions to get in the way once the cover is up. Two side paper (I think you mean text on both sides of the paper)--I don't know of any equipment that will actually turn the pages for you. It's a college skill: Learn it.
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it can do it, just place it on the glass, hit the two to one button, and it will scan two pages, and print them on one page.
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Google Explorist 110 User Guide and several pop up I had to download several, print, get rid of the over lapping pages and you have a hard copy scan to your computer and I emailed it to myself. I was unable to fine one with the entire document.
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Yes, I think it will work. I laid two 8x11 sheets of paper side by side on it and there is about a 1/2" of the stand showing lengthwise. The stand is about 1 1/4" shy of 11" height wise so the top of the page will not be completely supported. I don't know how heavy the 125 page manuscript is but I think it would still support your document. Hope this helps.
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Yes. I bought it for law school with books exceeding 2000 pages and it worked just fine.
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You could, learning curve is a bit hard. Have you tried Microsoft Publisher? There are a lot of pictures and fonts, plus a fair amount of data. CorelDraw in an experts hands can do these in a few swipes of their hands, but I struggle with Adobe and Corel. Perhaps spending more time with the product my results and ability to move foreword. To me Publisher is much more intuitive with a wide selection of abilities. Best of luck.
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I have the med size and it works well for 800 pg programming textbooks. If I were to buy a 2nd for that purpose, I would get the large
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No, it is far too shallow for textbooks. Might work for paperbacks, though.
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Yes. Just lay the open book on the top of the unit and press copy, making sure the book doesn't fall off during carriage movement.
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Glad to hear that it works for you and you now have a manual. Sounds like you were only able to print one page of the manual per side on the printed sheet. There is a lot of GOOD info in that manual but I cannot study from the computer screen - like a comfortable chair and plenty of time (when needed) to study some subjects.You may find it beneficial to explore if you can print two pages per side (4/sheet). So many things associated with digital (any other fields) are relying on you to print their manuals.
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I don't know what A 2 pages are, but I use 'very' large text books (1,000 + pages) and it hold them with no problem. Hope this helps.
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Yes on the clipboard. I had some of my hand written notes sitting up on it, and needed a clipboard to keep the top quarter ridgid. Hardbacks do fine, but a paperback with a fresh spine still tries to close on itself. I'd buy one of the smaller ones if you'r mostly doing paperbacks.
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I really don't know, but I suggested copying the pages to my daughter. She has done that and it worked.
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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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Hi: Actually it does pretty well. Even down to the size of a drivers license, although I'm not sure how many pieces you could feed at one time. It is a very good machine, the software is simple enough. I copied a book, 8.5x11, 50 pages, in a little over a minute. (front and back)
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Another thought to share.......I bought a box of 100 high heat transparencies on Amazon and it's cheaper than a copy store and i can take them with me and use at the spur of the moment at any time of the day or night to copy a picture, document, etc and use for a class or training!
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I just tested it to be sure. Put in a two sided page, selected two sided to two sided copy and the page fed through the document feeder once and delivered a two sided copy. Presto. Love this printer.
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Yes, you can. For example, if you set the device to enlarge by 200%, the copy will be twice as wide and twice as high as the original. It can also diminish the size.