Scanning multiple pages as a single document

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yes if you use a pdf editor or office suite.

Hi! I will be glad to assist you in this issue.
Changing scan settings in HP Device Manager in Mac OS X
1.Launch HP Device Manager.
2.Click Information and Settings , and then select Scan Preferences from the drop-down list.
3.Make a selection from the available list and then click OK .
4.Click Scan Picture or Scan Document to scan with the changed settings.

Please perform the steps given below to scan multiple pages to a single PDF file.

NOTE: Before performing the steps please make sure that Adobe Reader is installed on your computer. If not installed then goto www.adobe.com and install Adobe Reader.

1. Open HP Solution Center.
2. Click on Settings.
3. Click on Scan Settings.
4. Click on Scan Preferences and Select the option 'Prompt for additional scans when preview is turned off'.
5. Click on OK to apply changes.
   
6. Now Click on Home and click on scan Document
7. Select Document to File under scan shortcuts.
8. Uncheck the option Preview Scan at right bottom of the scan window.
9. Now Click on scan to scan document.
10. When prompted for additional scan place the another document on scanner glass or ADF and Click on Scan.
11. After scanning is complete Click on Finish to save the scanned document
12. To Locate the scanned document (PDF) goto My Documents folder and Open My scans folder.

HP is having lots of problems with their scan routines. They really tried, but not quite up to what Windows needs...

consider using MS Office document scanning. It really works well. Find it in microsoft Office folder, Tools, folder.

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.

scan in all the pages and search the Internet for a DPF creator software. or you can go to adobe.com and get the PDF creator (no free) that should enable you to save the document as one PDF file.

Try OCR Terminal,which is an online OCR service that converts scanned images into searchable text. Register an account and you can convert 20 pages for free every month.
Have a try and hope it helps.

Scan all, then copy to the word document. You can edit your file into small so that you can put several file in single pages.

What do you mean scan? Is it from the printer to the computer? Or just plain copy? When you want to scan to the computer, you need a software that can scan multiple pages. HP's document feeder can copy and fax multiple pages, so if the software supports multiple pages scanning, then I'm sure it can.