Can I easily merge multiple existing pdf files into 1 pdf file?
1754597
The software handles this well. Use assembly view, drag-and-drop pages into the new document, save it, and you're done.
1754598
Yes. But it takes a bit of learning curve. Not as easy as in Adobe. But still doable
1028064
Yes , you can scan many pages ( two , three, four ..... twenty and so on ) into a single file . You can also make scans in a way that each page will be a separate single file .
1630459
I concur with you; I was able to find a formatter program that did the job quick and easy - thank you for your advice.
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.
231061
Not really since it has no internal settings of it's own. I suggest going into the folder you save them to and from there placing all six pages as a single document in office or some similar program.
427941
Nope, the file needs to be indexed during your initial scan or use other software to index your pdfs
1370266
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1919956
That does not appear to be an option. You will need to merge the PDF documents together after you drop them to a PC.
231065
I can't seem to find that function on the scanner. If you have a MAC though and you're saving the files as PDFs (I'm not sure if you can do it with a .jpg) - you can open the files in preview and dragged them all into one of the preview windows. They will combine to make one document. You can then change the order of them in preview as well.
773381
I have never personally done this thru the included software as I have never tried it, I have always used a free PDF solution.
1567657
Yes, it scans each page individually, and then you can combine them together into one pdf document using the included software.
1354116
Yes you can. You have a choice of "Mutli Page PDF" or just a regular/single page PDF.
302230
The automatic document feeder is single-side only. To do double-sided scanning requires flipping the documents over for a second pass. If you're scanning to a PDF document, there's a checkbox (in the Macintosh driver) which allows you append multiple pages (and/or multiple scan passes) into a single PDF document. Typically, this will result in all odd pages appearing in the first half of the PDF, and all even pages in the second half (or vice versa), however the page order is easily rearranged using the Mac's Preview application. This works well enough for small documents, but would become laborious for larger documents (unless it could be automated; i don't think Preview has a rich enough Applescript dictionary, however, to make this possible via either Applescript or Automator.) Duplex copying (i.e. 2 sided to 2 sided) is possible, but not utilizing the duplex printing capabilities of this printer. You'd do that same way you would in a non-duplex printer. It is capable, however, of 1-sided to 2-sided photocopies with duplex printing (using the ADF).
1512521
Yes, I don't know what the max is...but I have scanned 5 doc's into one pdf
1105037
Sorry... I did not know there was a 20 page limitation. PDF files can be manually merged with a utility program.
949600
you can copy files, I don't know if that's the sort of duplication you're looking for.
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.