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07-11-2020 09:58 AM
How do I scan 2-sided documents (and ultimately get the pages in the correct order in the PDF) using the automatic document feed on my OfficeJet Pro 6835?
07-14-2020 02:59 PM
@ssridit, Welcome to HP Support Community!
The printer does not support automatic two-sided scanning, use the ADF to scan the documents double-sided manually. Here is how you do it-
Scan documents from the automatic document feeder (ADF).
CAUTION:Do not load photos into the ADF.
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Load all pages into the ADF. Look for a graphic with arrows on the document feeder to help you load your pages correctly.
NOTE:
Do not overfill the document feeder. If necessary, you can add pages to your scan job later.
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Click Scan.
The printer scans all documents in the ADF, and then a preview displays.
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Follow any prompts to flip and re-load the pages for duplex scanning.
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Click the thumbnail of a scanned item in the left panel, and then click Edit to adjust colors, straighten, or crop that item.
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To add pages to your scan, click Add
on the bottom bar, load more documents into the ADF, and then click Scan.
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To remove pages from a multi-page scan, click the thumbnail on the left panel, and then click Delete on the bottom bar.
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To reorder pages in a multi-page scan, click and drag pages on the left panel.
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Click Send in the bottom right corner of the window, and then click Folder.
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Select a name, destination, file format, and quality for your scan.
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If you want your scan saved as a single file, make sure you select the Save all items to a single file check box.
NOTE:
Not all file types can be saved as a single file. If the check box does not display, select a different file type.
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Click Save.
Refer to the document HP Printers - How to Scan (Mac) for additional help.
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