I have an HP6110. When I scan a document containing more than 1 page, it scans fine and I have the ability to preview and accept each page in the document. When I save it as a word doc however it saves all of the pages as one single page and it stacks all of the pages scanned on top of one another. The end result is a one page document that I can not do anything with. When I print it out it actually looks like each page is stacked on one another. what is the problem? Thank you, Marios

you might confirued wrong paper setting on print preview of scan document or try to change the size of the paper to A4 or letter

Answer is on this link:
http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/document?docname=c02455373&lc=en&dlc=en&cc=us&product=90764#N305

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Hi

You can start a scan from your computer or from your HP OfficeJet.
to scan an original from your Windows computer
1 Load your original either on the glass or in the automatic document feeder
(ADF).
2 Press Start Scan.
A scan of the original appears in the HP Preview window.
3 In the HP Preview, you can edit the scanned image. When you have
finished, click Accept.

For more information about making changes to an image during the
preview, see adjust an image during the preview in scan pictures and
documents in the HP Photo & Imaging Help for more information.
The HP OfficeJet does a final scan of the original and sends the image to
the HP Photo & Imaging Gallery.


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Hi friend,
follw the given instructions for scan the documents from printer to computer,
1-switch on your all-in-one printer and computer.
2-Check the connections between the two machines
3-open the peinter surface,Put the document which you want to scan and face-down on the glass. These are usually found on the left-hand edge of the scanning area.
4-Close the printer’s document lid slowly so the document does not shift position.
5-Select a scan resolution.
6-Push the scan button. You may have to do this on the printer itself or on your computer.
7-Check the preview of your scan on your computer. Depending on your all-in-one printer and software, you may have to prompt your computer to display the preview for you.
8-Edit the image as it appears on your computer if you want to make changes. Your scanning software might let you resize
9-Accept the scan and save. Return the original document to a safe location.

Thanks,

(1.) Start / All Programs / HP / HP Viewer / Scan Document (icon is in left margin)
(2.) A small screen appears entitled "Select Source", and provides the "HP Officejet 6200 Series TWAIN" option. Highlight this then click "select".
(3.) I accept the default provided on the next screen (i.e., radio buttons for "Document" & "Scan for editable text"; "Scan to:" (drop box) "HP Document Viewer; check "Show Preview" box; then click "Scan".
(4.) After a brief pause, my printer scans, then the HP Document Viewer screen on the PC provides a small image of the scanned document and allows me to click the "accept" icon.
(5.) After "accepting" the scan into the HP Document Viewer, it takes a minute for it to appear in the "viewer". Notice that the "View Thumbnails" tab is highlighted at the top of this screen. Click the check-box next to the scanned item then click the "View Page" tab just to the right of the "View Thumbnails" tab.
(6.) The new screen should show a larger version of your scanned document. Now notice the "Save As" icon in the upper left corner. Click that, then "yes" to warning default screen, then select a file name and location to save it into.
(7.) Before clicking save, click the drop box next to the "Save as type:" and select one of the pdf options. Mine offers: "PDF 1-bit", PDF 8-bit Grayscale", and "PDF 24-bit Color" options. Choose one of them then click "save".
(8.) You should then be able to find the scanned pdf file in the directory you selected to save it under.

Note that you may need all of the HP printer utilities and tool software installed for this to work. If you don't, you may need to uninstall/reinstall the printer software.

If you want to scan multiple pages, go to HP Scan Pro, click on the SCAN menu, and then make sure that "Documents" is checked under "New Scan." This will allow you to scan multiple pages and it will scan black n white or color...whatever you place on the glass.

1. open lid
2. place paper in lower left corner of scan window(make sure paper is on only the glass)
3. close lid
4. press scan
5. wait patiently
6. HP window should pop up and say that it is completed scanning and ask if you wait to scan again or if you are done.

I don't have the exact printer, but I was having the same problem with it. Here's what I did to solve it:
1. Before you start scanning open HP Scan Pro.
2. Click on new scan and it will give you a preview of what is to be scanned.
3. There should be a window you can adjust to scan only a certain area, click on the handles and pull them out to scan the entire page.
4. When you have surrounded desired area, click accept down at the bottom and it should scan the entire page.

Hope this helps!

(I should also probably mention I did this on my mac. It may be a little different for Microsoft users, but this should still work.

hi,

For you to be able to scan multiple pages using the .pdf and save it in one file, here are the steps that i want you to follow.

SOLUTION I.

1. Open the Solution Center.
2. Click on Settings, then go to scan settings.
3. Click on Scan preferences.
4. Make sure that the "Prompt for additional scans from glass/TMA has a checkmark. then click OKAY.

SOLUTION II.
1. Solution Center is open, click on Scan documents.
2. Scan document settings is open, choose SCAN TO: .pdf and file type is .pdf
3. Click on SCAN below. It will start scanning, and just click on ACCEPT everytime it gives preview on each document.

Thank you.

adonscott

1. To load a picture, lift the lid and place the original face down on the left front corner of the glass, with the sides of the picture touching the left and bottom edges.
2. Close the lid

Scanning a text document

1. Load the original.
2. From the HP Director , click Scan Document .
3. From the HP Scanning dialog box, select the desired options and Scan to destination.
4. A preview of the image will appear in the HP Scan window. Make any edits from the HP Scan window and click Accept .
5. Click Scan . The document will open in the selected Scan to destination.

Scanning a picture

1. Load the original.
2. From the HP Director , click Scan Picture . A preview of the image will appear in the HP Scan window.
3. Make any edits from the HP Scan window and click Accept . The HP PSC sends the scan to the HP Photo & Imaging Gallery , which automatically opens and displays the image. The HP Photo & Imaging Gallery has many tools to edit the scanned image. For more information about using the HP Photo & Imaging Gallery , see the onscreen help that came with the software.

Stopping a scan To stop scanning, press Cancel on the front panel. Hope this helps. Good Luck.