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Old November 19th 09, 11:18 AM posted to comp.periphs.printers
Walter R.[_2_]
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Default What is it called?

I am scanning a lot of old photo albums into my computer. My old Epson
flatbed scanner/printer gave up its ghost and I am looking for a
replacement.

The nice thing about my old scanner was that, if I place two (or more)
photos on the scan-bed, the Epson software would automatically give me
individual scans of
each photo, instead of a single scan of both photos, combined.

What is this scanning feature called, so that I can look for it when I buy
a new all-in-one?

Thank you
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Walter
www.rationality.net
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