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The captain is right, I have a Ricoh that does exactly that. As suggested, check the size limits for scanning documents. 
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The captain is right, I have a Ricoh that does exactly that. As suggested, check the size limits for scanning documents.

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When I scan a large color document on the color printer, the PDFs that are sent to me via Email can not be opened. The error message indicates it is not a supported file type. This only occurs when the scanner breaks the file into a number of Emails. &nbsp;The name of the files that come in are Part.000
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When I scan a large color document on the color printer, the PDFs that are sent to me via Email can not be opened. The error message indicates it is not a supported file type. This only occurs when the scanner breaks the file into a number of Emails.  The name of the files that come in are Part.000

Can't open scanned document when broken up into 2 PDF's

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