11-26-2021 12:49 AM - edited 11-26-2021 04:11 PM
Problem: I have a 16-page document with printing on the front and the back. It scans the fronts properly. I rotate the documents and re-load them into the document feeder. The output pdf does not have the back-side prints on the backs of the pages.
The steps shown here have been extracted from the replies of shadowsports and Danny.
The steps assume a 4-page document, not the 16 page document referred to above.
1. Define the scan settings
2. After scanning the first side, it will display this:
Remember that the example documents has 4 pages. Page 1 is the first page, page 4 is the last page. Pages 2 and 3 are not relevant to these instructions.
3. These images show what you would see in the document feed:
a. After scanning the first side completes.
b.What you would see after you rotate for the second pass.
4. After the scanning completes and is saved to a pdf, the necessary printer settings are shown here:
The Commonly Used Settings>Grayscale show will vary depending upon what you have defined fo your printer. The Duplex Printing setting prints the contents of the front and back of each page on a single sheet of paper.
12-27-2021 03:57 PM
Hi pwrichcreek,
When you are finished scanned all pages, the Canon IJ PDF Editor should appear. Do all of your pages appear correctly scanned in that application?
12-27-2021 07:07 PM
This time all the pages look good. I didn't knowingly change the steps I took to do the canning. It's possible that I had not been rotating the pages properly. There is, however another issue that I posted, it is... ('m getrting the name of the other post), stay tuned
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