benjamin104 0 Posted January 21, 2012 Share Posted January 21, 2012 I recently purchased the Canon P-150 scanner and am having some difficulties. I'm trying to figure out how to delete selected scanned images when multiple pages are scanned. For example, I am scanning the holiday cards I want to save and I don't need a copy of the back of the card that says the manufacturers name and information.Is there a way I can delete selected pages after the multiple pages have been scanned? Link to comment
Level 5 jbenson2 2,147 Posted January 22, 2012 Level 5 Share Posted January 22, 2012 Is the scanned file a PDF document?If yes, you could use a PDF editor like Nitro PDF Professional to open the PDF inside of Evernote, but these types of programs will run around $100+ USD. (Adobe is even more expensive)If you still have the holiday card, another option is to delete the scan and rescan using the simplex (1-side) setting instead of the duplex (2-side) setting.Or the best option is not to worry about the unused back of the card scan.Someone else might know of a less expensive PDF editor. Link to comment
Jamie Todd Rubin 17 Posted January 22, 2012 Share Posted January 22, 2012 This may not address your question exactly, but here is how I handle a similar situation with the P-150. The software that comes with it has some defineable "macros" that can be assigned to the button on the scanner. By default, I have my button set to do a double-sided scan (it automatically detects if there is only one side). But sometimes, I scan a document that has two sides, but I only care about one. In this case, I have created a "macro" with the scanner software that only scans 1-side. In this case, I'll use the pull down menu to start scanning as opposed to the button on the scanner, The pulldown menu lets me choose the scanning method I want to use.By doing this, therefore, I never scan the back side of the page and have no need to delete it. Link to comment
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