HP ENVY 120: scanning of multiple pages in one same task

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• Scan multiple pages in the same file on the computer

  How can I scan multiple pages on the same computer file on my HP Officejet Pro 8600 Plus?  Currently, it will scan each page to a separate computer file only.  Scan a document and then when asked if I want to scan another page I say Yes and the scanner.  However, they still attend separate computer files.

  Thank you!

  Thank you very much!

• HP5643: HP 5643 All in One - how scan you multiple pages

  I can scan my wireless printer unique pages, but for the life of me I can't understand how to scan multiple pages.   I read the other posts on other threads on by clicking on the sign (+) sign to the left of the display after scanning one page, but I don't have a (+) sign to click on.  Someone has this model of printer, that can help me?    Thanks in advance for your help.

  In addition, any way to speed up the scanning process?     My old printer could easily scan a 10 page document in time, that it takes to scan a single page.

  @TXXpress

  Assuming for now your printer to provide the "Document Scan" and the little "+" feature, you don't have to have the "Preview Scan" selected.

  See:

  Scan_Multiple_Documents-combined

  If all else fails, you can try to use a different program to scan multiple pages into a single document.

  Options of the digitization program

  I don't have the same printer model - I can't comment properly on scan "slow".

  • In general, the printers to "do a bit of everything" cheaper still not 'all' as well as more expensive printers, a full service.

  Other things that could cause a "slower than ideal: sweep

  • Wireless, if they are available and used to connect the printer, may cause slow response - which can be attributed to anything between a bad router and a bad signal for a slow wireless card in the printer or the computer.  The answer "slower than snail" may be caused by the network is too busy with other wireless / network diagram.

  Finally, the "so slow I want to die" may be caused by the printing software - programs sometimes even 'good' can develop problems just hanging out on the computer for awhile.  You can remove the program from the printer and then replace it with a new copy of the software service Support full page for the Web site of your printer.

  Printer: printer e-all-in-one HP ENVY 5643

  Full software features:

  File name: EN5640_117.exe

• HP Envy 4502: Scanning of multiple Documents in a single file on Mac OS 10.6/HP Envy 4502

  Can figure out how to scan multiple documents in a single file. I looked at the previous questions and answers, but I don't see a menu drop-down, click on when I select PDF. Have no idea how to proceed.

  Hi @JaneDeere,

  Welcome to the HP Forums!

  I noticed that you are trying to scan multiple documents in a single file on Mac OS 10.6/HP Envy 4502. I'm happy to discuss this issue for you!

  Please, try the steps in this guide, How to scan (OS X 10.6). Choose Scan with HP software, scroll and select, how to scan an original of several page in one file, and follow the instructions.

  I hope this is the answer you are looking for!

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• Why not DC use multi hearts to OCR multiple pages at the same time?

  My only use for acrobat is scanning to PDF. Since the processors of today have 4 cores or more, why is it not possible to OCR multi-core? Scanning and OCR of 500 pages is extremely slow, I don't see why each kernel cannot make a page at the same time perhaps then he could cope with the scanning speed.

  I have 4 hearts and 16 GB of ram under DC win10 and it is as slow as my machine AMD Athlon dual core that was running XI under win7 and I would say the same thing as version 9 in xp.

  Whenever I've updated, I expect improved performance to find only "features" that are of little use to me and no speed or observable performance improvement.

  When can I expect this ability to be integrated with acrobat?

  Greg,

  Adobe technical support cannot help you with this. They support the existing features and are not an outlet to provide improvements to software applications. Sorry!

  You should take the above suggestion was offered to make a feature request at: feature request/Bug Report Form

  Frankly, the current capacity of OCR in Acrobat is not designed for industrial power, such as 500 + documents scanned page work. The OCR function will need to be substantially updated to be a multithreaded and use multiple cores. It would also probably a version of Acrobat 64-bit Windows due to OCR address space requirements.

  In the meantime, if your document management needs include large amounts of work OCR PDF files, make you want to explore third-party solutions, stand alone or even Acrobat plug-ins server programs that can meet your requirements.

  -Dov

• OfficeJet Pro 6830: Problem with multiple Pages into one file

  I just bought an OfficeJet Pro 6830 problem and have the scanning of several pages in a PDF document.

  I checked and the box advanced settings/file/create a separate file for each page is disabled, but it will not always combine pages.  Registration prompt window upward after finishing first scan.

  Previously I use Desktop 4580 without any problems and the file to automatically create the folder of the current month in Myscan and analysis enable the scan file be save.  It seems that this function was also missing.

  Please advise.  Thank you.

  Hello

  Scan you from the glass flat or the top of the charger page?

  If you use the charger to top of the page, the pages must be taken and analyzed before the scan to finish.

  If you use glass, ensure that the box show the display after scanning is enabled and press scan, click on the button "+" under the preview of scanning to scan the next prior pages by clicking Save.

• OfficeJet Pro 8000 prints multiple pages of the same document

  Info:

  HP Officejet Pro 8000 A809a

  Windows 7 Pro 64-bit

  Last driver and firmware from HP

  When a job is sent to the printer (web, Word, Acrobat, etc.) the printer keeps printing multiple pages of the document.  Sometimes it will print the first page and a second partial page, then it reprinted again and stop at the same place on the partial page.  She does over and over again.  I ran the HP Diagnostic Utility and it was impossible to print a test page, even after turning the power on power off, then on.   Any suggestions, or is * another * bad printer?  The first was sent and replaced, so I think that this model is just a lemon.

  Thanks for the suggestion, but it didn't work.  I tried to reinstall the driver altogether package three times with no result.  I ran the utility programs that supposedly allows you to solve problems, but public services could not even to generate a test page.

  It seems that I finally found a solution, however.  I installed an older driver for MS Vista 64-bit, and that seemed to do the trick.

• Print multiple pages on one sheet

  I use Adobe Reader and you want to print two copies of the same document on the same sheet. It does not allow me to do that no matter the settings, I put in the print dialog box or the printer driver. I said "up to 2" and the paper size is 18 x 12, the document itself is 8.5 x 11, so there should be plenty of room. Can someone point me in the right direction?

  Thank you

  Mark

  According to my understanding of your problem, you have a PDF of a page, and you need to print 100 copies of the same page by page, scaling of multiple Pages per sheet.

  If this is the problem then cannot this using a combination of Copies and multiple Pages per sheet function.

• When you use Windows scanning how to scan multiple pages on the same thread of document? He seems to want to make a separate file for each page.

  I have thhink the question says it all. On my previous PC, when I scanned a page, it asks if you want another scan and if you did, they would all wind upward in the same folder?

  You use the scanning software provided by your scanner/printer all in one

• Printing multiple pages on one large page

  I have a document with several pages. The dimensions of these pages are in. 25 "wide x 44" in. high. Our cutting machine operator said that the machine works best with a long roll of material, so it can be feed cutter, instead of printing each page at a time. My question to you all is, somehow know Indesign to print all my pages continuously without the printer cut each page after printing? I read something about the pictures, but I like to keep my 100% pages in size. I would also avoid having a document with dimensions as 25 "in. wide by 150 ft. Any help would be much appreciated.

  This should be a driver configuration, I think.

• is it possible to edit multiple pages at the same time no one-by-one?

  Hi all

  Sorry I'm new here... and I would like to know if dreamweaver can change a url or a name of title for all my pages before you download them... say 100 pages at a time without having to suffer the same amendments one by one.

  is this possible? or...

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  No necessary headache.

  Offers Dreamweaver templates and library items (both are features of DW who work locally).

  The web offers generically Server Side Includes (not a specific feature of DW, work server side, where the name)

  The downside of templates and library items, is that once you have updated the model or library item (code snippet) and then locally update all pages that exploit them, you then upload to the server all the pages that have changed. Could be hundreds of pages to download whenever you perform a single edition.

  Server Side Includes are much better. They are extracted from files that are "included" in the page on the server when the page is sent to the browser. Make a unique edition in a single file Include (for example your Sidebar). Download a tiny Include file. All pages in your Web site are instantly updated.

  SSIs are perfect for navbars, boxes, headers, footers, copyright notice, price lists etc. Any repetitive content that appears on several pages really.

  For me, SSIs changed the maintenance of the website of a dreaded chore (templates and library items) in a pleasure that I am happy to do it regularly.

• scanning multiple pages to the single PDF using HP ENVY 4500

  The guide says scan of the computer (as opposed to scanning from printer).  I do that and still can't scan multiple pages into a single PDF file.  Is it still possible?

  Hi griff0530,

  I understand that you want to scan multipage documents into a single .pdf file using your HP Envy 4500, yes it is quite possible.  When you use the HP software on your computer, follow the steps below:

  1. loading the document.

  2. click on scan . An overview of the analysis is displayed (by default).

  Important : the Preview Scan function must be enabled for scan multiple pages into one file documents. Additional pages from the original are added for the single file in the Scan preview window.

  3. in the scan preview is displayed, do one of the following actions:

  Click the sign Plus () on the left side of the window to scan additional pages. If you do not use an ADF, you must load the next page of the document on the glass of the scanner to add to each additional page.

  4. click on Save to capture the scanned file, but leave open the HP Scan.

  5. click on done to capture the scanned file and close HP Scan.

  I found this great information here: how Scan: Windows 7

  If you are using any other operating system, it's ok the same steps apply. I hope that's what need you!

  Thank you

• HP ENVY 5530 - How can scan multiple pages into 1 pdf file?

  Hello

  Can someone tell me how to scan multiple pages into one pdf document.  Currently, I can only 1 page per pdf which is not ideal for large documents.  I have a HP ENVY 5530 and am running windows 7.

  Many thanks in advance,

  Hi Bert1,

  Welcome to the HP Forums, I hope you enjoy your experience! To help you get the most out of the Forums of HP, I would like to draw your attention to the Guide of the Forums HP first time here? Learn how to publish and more.

  I see that you encounter some problems when trying to scan multiple pages into a single file. I did some research and I found a great Charter which will explain in detail How-to Scan: Windows 7.  Once you have the document open, please scroll down until you see the part dealing with the digitization of several pages in a single file.

  I hope this helps with your question.  If by chance you need more help, feel free to write me again. I'm always happy to help you.

  Thank you for your time.

• HP Officejet Pro 8500 has more: How do I scan multiple pages into a single document

  This product, print and scan without problem, but I could not scan multiple pages in the same document.  I have to analyze each page separately, and it wastes a lot of time.  Please advise!

  Hello

  Please try

  Double-click the icon of the printer on the desktop,
  Select scan a Document or Photo,
  The first page on the glass (face-down)
  Check out the options (size, dpi...) and select scan the document to be filed,.
  Click on Scan - machine will scan the first page
  Delete the first page on the glass, put the second page,
  Click on + (plus sign) it is located on the left side of a red x
  Machine will sweep the second page, put 3rd page on the glass and click on + again... until the end and then click Save
  Click done after save

  Kind regards.

• scanning multiple pages in pdf format

  Printer: HP Officejet 4620

  System: Windows XP

  How to scan multiple pages into one PDF document?

  Hey coolmanoh,

  There is a document containing information on how to perform analysis with the Officejet 4620.  The document explains how to scan multi-page documents into a single file.  As sabretooth04 said, the HP scanning software should have a + box to add additional pages in the scanned document.

  Please take a look at the document and let me know if it is able to achieve the desired result.  The document can be found by clicking here.