How do u scan consecutive pages

On the control panel, select scan to computer and choose PDF.

If you are using the sheet feeder, it will scan all pages and create one file with them all.

OR

If you're using a scanner glass, i.e. one page at a time, when the first page finishes scanning, you will get a message asking if you have another - answer YES and follow the instructions (basically that means place next page on scanner glass and hit OK/Continue). Rinse and repeat until you've scanned all pages then answer NO.

You should find a PDF file in your HP Scan Folder usually named "scan.pdf" unless you've changed the settings. (If there is/are already scanned files in that folder, they will have consecutive numbers, e.g. "scan001.pdf" "scan002.pdf" etc

1, Double-click on the printer icon on your Desktop and select the Scan a Document or Photo option from it. Lift the Scanner lid and place the first page with scan side facing down.
2, Check the scan settings and click Scan document to file. Click the Scan button, and the scan process will begin. Now remove the first page and replace the second page on the scanner glass. Click on the "+" sign located at the left-hand side of the display.
3, In the same way, continue scanning other pages too. Once you completed scanning all the pages, click Done after saving the file with a file name.
4, You can change the destination name in the printer settings. In this way, multiple pages can be scanned as PDF.
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Please try to use scanner glass and see the resultSecondly try to scaan to PDF for multiple files.If the issue still persists clean the rollers on the ADF and if not working, replace the ADF

If you use the HP Solution Center and tell it to scan a document, after each page you need to place the next page on the scanner and then click on "Add Page". Also set the document type as PDF.

1. Open the HP Solution Center 2. Click Scan Document 3. Document to PDF File 4. Change Settings 5. Save to File Save Options 6. Make sure One file per scanned page is not checked. 7. Click, OK > Scan 8. Ofter first page is scanned, position next page on scanner, then click Add Page. 9. Keep doing step 8 until all pages scanned. 10. Click Finish.

i thinks most scanners will let you press "Enter" for each page to scan multiple pages and then press "Finish" to actually start scanning.. this should print everything into one document

There is no easy way of doing this.
What you can do is scan each page as an image file, then use an OCR program to convert each page into a text file and save them. Then open a fresh/new Word document, then open each text file page and copy and paste each text file page into this Word document.
After you have copied all the pages into this Word document, then spell check it, edit and format the text then save the document. You can then create a PDF file from this Word document if you need to.

Well once you have digitized all the documents can they all be converted to PDF?
THen all you need to do is to make sure the titles are in numeric order as page 1 - whatever
Adobe PDF acrobat professional lets you place them all into one doc.
On the left open page options at the top of this menu you can insert after of befor all the rest of the docs just open the lead doc and then add pages to thea you will build a book

Scanning a multi-page document as a .pdf file reverts the settings for rotation, selected area, etc. to default for any pages after the first page. This applies to Mac OSX 10.3, 10.4, & 10.5. A simple, but tedious work-around is to scan each page as a separate file and easily recombine them using OSX Preview. Just open the first page, view the Sidebar, and drag-drop the additional page files into the sidebar. Save and it's all one multi-page .pdf.

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