Can scanned images be saved to a cd for future viewing or printing
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With the scanner you scan and save the images into a file or folder(s) in the computer. From there you can use a media creator software program to create CD's or DVD's which you can then view on the computer or a DVD player on the TV.
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They are saved on an sd card and then you can transfer them to computer and from there onto a disc.
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Can not be saved directly to CD......save to a computer then transfer to CD.
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You save the images to an sd card first. Then save to the computer. From the computer you can transfer to a cd. We did that.
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I'm not sure what you mean with this question. Can you elaborate a bit? If you mean, can you make a copy of something else, then the answer is no. This is just a printer. Not a scanner, or fax or copier.
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Absolutely! It does a very professional job. Your CDs and DVDs will look like they were professionally printed.
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I'm old school so I take it to a professional photo developer and let them do it all (negs, prints and high resolution cds). I don't think that answers your question but it's all I've got.
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Yes. Jpegs for photos and pdfs for documents. Once you tell the scanner you're scanning photos, it auto"magically" knows you want jpegs.
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Hi there. This scanner saves in the following formats: BMP, JPEG, JPEG2000, Multi-page TIFF, PDF, PNG, Single-Page TIFF, and XPS. Enjoy!
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You have to get a printer that prints CDs and DVs such as the CANON PIXMA MG5320 It has a special try for discs
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You can save scanned items as .jpg. You have to manually change the setting in the first scan to .jpg, then subsequent scans are saved as .jpg.
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When you get the photos scanned you can do whatever you want with them -- they end up in standard jpg format. How long it takes to copy them to disc has nothing to do with this scanner -- it's a function of your computer setup.
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Yes. Just as suggested in previous post, you can easily scan pages from a book. Just make sure the page you're attempting to scan in flat enough so that the image is not distorted.
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Yes, but the CD is only compatible with Windows. The Scanner is a plug and play device for both Window and Mac though.
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If you save the image as you would images from other graphic programs I'm sure you could. I've never had a problem moving pictures from my hard drive over to CD or DVD, and I haven't seen anything about this program that would prevent doing the same thing. I just haven't actually had the program long enough to have had occasion to do that yet, but I have used many graphic programs that behave similar to this one and I've had no problem with it. I hope this is helpful.
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I would use it for that. The machine is super fast, and it's pretty impressive how accurate it is in sizing and framing whatever it is you're scanning. I haven't used it for scanning pictures, but I wouldn't hesitate to start.
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Yes. It's available online if you cannot use the disk that cones with the scanner. But it is a plug n play device. If you don't have the software installed it automatically scans it as a photo. The problem is that you can't change it to a pdf or manipulate it in any way.
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You should be able to. I just google it: C7280 Photosmart all in one and a few came up. Open the link and check if that is what you want. There is one there that has a menu for PRINT or you can open the file and click "Save Page As" (google chrome) and I was able to save it in my folder. Good luck. Alice
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Yes should't be a problem. You will probably have to crop the scanned copy late though
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You can scan something that's any size you want (as long as its not too big to fit on the glass). You just put as many pictures on the glass as you can fit at a time and scan everything. Once you've cropped out each individual picture (I'm not sure how this model works with that part of the process, sorry), then you can put the jpeg files on a CD or make a slideshow on a DVD or whatever you want. Remember if it's a really small picture you might want to use the enlarge feature when you scan it to make it bigger and a higher resolution so it'll look better on a large screen like a TV. What you've asked about isn't too high of an expectation at all. That's just what any scanner does. You can scan something that's any size you want (as long as its not too big to fit on the glass). You just put as many pictures on the glass as you can fit at a time and scan everything. Once you've cropped out each individual picture (I'm not sure how this model works with that part of the process, sorry), then you can put the jpeg files on a CD or make a slideshow on a DVD or whatever you want. Remember if it's a really small picture you might want to use the enlarge feature when you scan it to make it bigger and a higher resolution so it'll look better on a large screen like a TV. What... » Read More You can scan something that's any size you want (as long as its not too big to fit on the glass). You just put as many pictures on the glass as you can fit at a time and scan everything. Once you've cropped out each individual picture (I'm not sure how this model works with that part of the process, sorry), then you can put the jpeg files on a CD or make a slideshow on a DVD or whatever you want. Remember if it's a really small picture you might want to use the enlarge feature when you scan it to make it bigger and a higher resolution so it'll look better on a large screen like a TV. What you've asked about isn't too high of an expectation at all. That's just what any scanner does. « Show Less