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You're welcome. Happy to help. Regards, Joe
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You're welcome. Happy to help. Regards, Joe

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I have several secretaries that are running windows 7 pro with desktop scanners (Scansnap iX500). &nbsp;Occasionally when a secretary scans a document with several pages, one of the pages will flip 180 degrees. &nbsp;So when viewing the scanned doc you will see a flipped page. (ex &nbsp;12 page doc, page 8 is upside down)<br />
The pages are in order prior to scanning.<br />
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Any ideas?
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I have several secretaries that are running windows 7 pro with desktop scanners (Scansnap iX500).  Occasionally when a secretary scans a document with several pages, one of the pages will flip 180 degrees.  So when viewing the scanned doc you will see a flipped page. (ex  12 page doc, page 8 is upside down)
The pages are in order prior to scanning.

Any ideas?

ScanSnap iX500 flips page

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