Can I use the HP110 Envy for Multiple Photo Scans or Not?

[Curmudgeon10]

Years ago, I was able to use a since removed feature from an HP Scan Utility to scan multiple photos with auto detect into individual files.  I'm back at this task now, and have only found one thread addressing this in the past year, here (https://h30434.www3.hp.com/t5/Scanning-Faxing-Copying/scanning-multiple-photos-in-one-step-from-the-...)

That solution addresses "Full Featured Software" for a different model HP Printer.  The latest drivers for my printer ("Full Featured Software") are now more than six years old.

HP Smart does not have this feature, and I cannot locate it anywhere on my Printer.  Do I assume it something that cannot be done on my printer?  I have a LOT of photos to scan.

[ShlomiL · Accepted solution]

Hi,

This can be done with the HP Scan software.

If you only have HP Smart installed, follow the HP Print and Scan Doctor Utility by selecting Fix Scanning, follow the steps on screen and install the HP Software as suggested by the utility, if it is not yet installed:

https://ftp.hp.com/pub/printers/hppsdr/HPPSdr.exe

Once completing the installation, install and use the HP Scan Extended software to scan:

1. HP Scan Extended: You can Download-Save-Install > HP Scan Extended  
   • If the link above does not work, copy and paste the ftp address below into your browser: ftp://ftp.hp.com/pub/scanners/HPScanExt/HPScanExt.msi

Open HP Scan Extended and select the required Photo Format, make sure the Scan Type is set to Photo and the Source to Flatbed Glass, then set the Size as Auto Detect and the pictures will be auto-cropped.

Shlomi

[Curmudgeon10]

This worked!  Thanks.

[Curmudgeon10]

One other question: when I save one image from let's say a group of three, three copies are saved.  Is there a fix for that?

[Curmudgeon10]

Correction to my last question.  When hitting "Save," all scanned images are saved, not just the image in the crop window with multiple copies.

So applying a unique title to the image in the crop window is not worth the effort, as thename is applied to the other images as well (.0001, .0002, etc.)  I suppose (although I haven't tried this), you could save each with a unique name, and then go back and delete the .0001s, .0002s, etc.