chesbb 0 Posted March 23, 2014 Posted March 23, 2014 Just purchase the new Snapscan Evenote scanner and a Snapscan s1300i. On the s1300i I can tell the manager to take a multipage input and create a separate PDF file for each page; but I cannot find a way to do the same on the Snapscan Evernote. I know there must be a way; but have not found it yet. Can someone help. Thanks
JTH 3 Posted May 28, 2014 Posted May 28, 2014 If you stack and feed multiple pages and hit the button - then all those pages are assumed to be one document and create a single PDF.You can feed a page, hit the button - this will create a single page pdf (or 2 page pdf, depending on whether or not your scanning front and back). Doing this multiple times gets you multiple PDFs. I've not found a more efficient way. The converse is available though - you can have it "group" multiple pages which were individually scanned (press of the button on each page/pages) into one PDF.
JTH 3 Posted May 28, 2014 Posted May 28, 2014 Saw another post which suggested separating pages with a business card or receipt....I tried this and it did separate the pages into separate documents... not as good as having a setting to specifically do this, but maybe a better workflow.
Level 5* gazumped 12,229 Posted May 28, 2014 Level 5* Posted May 28, 2014 Haven't used the Evernote special, but in my version of ScanSnap S1500 there's a 'ScanSnap Manager' app that allows me to choose between diiferent file types, resolutions and a variety of other things including many pages = one file or many pages = many files. As a quick workaround though the idea of dropping different sized paper in as a file separator seems OK - you could use your own business cards, or anything else you have several of - if they're a standard content you can then find and kill the superfluous notes quickly. Might be an idea to scan to a local notebook too - move the files you need across to a synced notebook and save your upload limit for the stuff you'll want to keep.
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