Is it possible to combine scanned documents and receipts into one pdf or will each page scanned become its own pdf?
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If you keep feeding sheets within the few seconds the light remains blinking (a few seconds), it will combine everything you feed into it into one PDF. If you want to create multiple documents, just wait until the light stops blinking and then begin feeding in your next set.
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after you scan your first document, watch for the blue light on the mod that you have selected. When it starts to blink rapidly, insert your next document and continue to do so with all the documents you have. It will make you one scanned file. I just learned about that trick by accident recently!
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Yes, after you scan a page, the light blinks for a while and during this time you can put another sheet in, and it will add it to the same file. You can do this for as many pages as you wish. Once you wait for the light to stop blinking (or push the button to make it stop blinking) it will scan the next page to a new pdf. Also, after they are scanned, you can use the PaperPort software on your computer to combine or break apart pages within the PDFs easily.
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You can scan several pages as one document, or you can scan individual pages and save them as separate documents.
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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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The answer to your question is No. Your Scans are saved as PDF or JPG on to a Scan Disc then transferred to your Computer. You then name or Label the PDF/ JPG.Items can then be sorted inside the folder as you would any collection of files.You might be able to scan Business Cards (if you're clever) but I think a Plastic DL would be too thick, and the slick surface would give you trouble.
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Yes. However, you also need the Point of sale software to print the receipts .
856294
If you are quick enough to slip one page in right behind the next as it is scanning it will. Otherwise it makes it separate pdf's.
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Yes, absolutely. However, for what I've experienced in the short time I've had it and as I saw in Youtube you should badge them by size, in another words: don't mix legal size, regular size paper, business cards, receipts etc. The scanner does a great job recognizing the paper. I've scanned over 150 PDF documents and dozens of business cards without problem. Another great feature, is that if the scanner jams (for some reason as: old or stappled document), it will saves the pages that were already scanned and ask you to reset the door of the scanner and continue. This helps you save a lot of time or having to re-start a scan. Hope this helps. Yes, absolutely. However, for what I've experienced in the short time I've had it and as I saw in Youtube you should badge them by size, in another words: don't mix legal size, regular size paper, business cards, receipts etc. The scanner does a great job recognizing the paper. I've scanned over 150 PDF documents and dozens of business cards without problem. Another great feature, is that if the scanner jams (for some reason as: old or stappled document), it will saves the pages that were already scanned and ask you to reset the door of the scanner and continue. This helps you save a lot of... » Read More Yes, absolutely. However, for what I've experienced in the short time I've had it and as I saw in Youtube you should badge them by size, in another words: don't mix legal size, regular size paper, business cards, receipts etc. The scanner does a great job recognizing the paper. I've scanned over 150 PDF documents and dozens of business cards without problem. Another great feature, is that if the scanner jams (for some reason as: old or stappled document), it will saves the pages that were already scanned and ask you to reset the door of the scanner and continue. This helps you save a lot of time or having to re-start a scan. Hope this helps. « Show Less
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You can certainly scan receipts with it but I do not believe that it will take the information off of the receipts and categorize it or anything. It is a very good scanner for basic light-weight purposes.
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Yes, it scans front & back as the page passes through in 1 pass. 1 2 sided page will result in a 2, single page pdf.
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Yes it can scan multiple pages into one PDF; no, once you put them into the feeder it creates one PDF for all the pages together. Of course you can then break up the PDF into others by "printing' selected pages to other files.
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Yes. I scan multi page documents and when finished the computer screen prompts you with, "Finished Scanning?"You then choose location to save file, name the document, and it saves it as a PDF file.
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I am not aware of this capability. It's VERY easy, however, to set up a folder for each vendor and file the receipts within. I have had this scanner for over 3 months and literally use it on a daily basis and could not be more pleased with its performance and features.
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It can definitely handle scanning multiple pages into a single document. I believe it can scan multiple pages and place each one into a different document, but I have not yet had the need for that. ** I will amend my answer to say that it can scan multiple pages into one document as long as you select a target that supports multiple pages: PDF or TIFF, not PNG or JPG. I checked the software configuration, and there are two options for PDFs and TIFFs: "Create a file with all pages" or "Select number to make file" - the second one requires specifying a number. Based on my reading it looks like the number is the number of pages it will bundle together to create a new document. By default, this is "1" -- so each page becomes its own document.
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Yes, load up your double sided originals in the copier/scanner auto-feeder up top and away you go. Each page is auto-fed and each side scanned simultaneously ...no flipping by the operator or the machine. Business scanning is now a breeze.
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I use it to scan receipts. Full page items work best. But the receipts that are 3.5 inch wide work as well you just have to set it up. I use acrobat with a custom page width and the crop it for receipt length.
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It can scan and save multiple pages but you have to feed each page individually
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The software that comes with this scanner isn't that sophisticated--I'd be shocked if it could do that. I often scan multiple receipts at the same time, and at no time does it treat them as separate entities, it just crops the entire main image. If you think about it, the scanner would have to know whether or not you were scanning a photo in order to determine if there were multiple photos present, since any standard document has large gaps of white that could fool the scanner into thinking it was multiple images. Since that's a software function anyhow, you can do that in most any other image handling software package like ACDSee, Photoshop, etc. The software that comes with this scanner isn't that sophisticated--I'd be shocked if it could do that. I often scan multiple receipts at the same time, and at no time does it treat them as separate entities, it just crops the entire main image. If you think about it, the scanner would have to know whether or not you were scanning a photo in order to determine if there were multiple photos present, since any standard document has large gaps of white that could fool the scanner into thinking it was multiple images. Since that's a software function anyhow, you can do that in most any other... » Read More The software that comes with this scanner isn't that sophisticated--I'd be shocked if it could do that. I often scan multiple receipts at the same time, and at no time does it treat them as separate entities, it just crops the entire main image. If you think about it, the scanner would have to know whether or not you were scanning a photo in order to determine if there were multiple photos present, since any standard document has large gaps of white that could fool the scanner into thinking it was multiple images. Since that's a software function anyhow, you can do that in most any other image handling software package like ACDSee, Photoshop, etc. « Show Less