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Scan back entire signed pkg
Posted by Barb/FL of FL on 4/14/17 5:53pm	Msg #573695

I didn't find this subject addressed. If it is, please let me know. In the past few months, I'm having more requests to scan back the entire signed loan package & title docs.. They want the PDF of the scanned documents dragged & dropped into a "Share File". I can scan approx 25 pages in one attachment. Legal sized, I have to scan separately. What program or procedure can I use so my scanned files are larger? I've changed the scanner resolution to only black & white 300x300.

Messages in this Thread
	Scan back entire signed pkg - Barb/FL on 4/14/17 5:53pm
	Adobe Acrobat allows you to reduce the file size n/m - Teresa/FL on 4/14/17 6:00pm
	Re: Scan back entire signed pkg - Lee/AR on 4/14/17 6:03pm
	Re: Scan back entire signed pkg - SteveS/CA on 4/14/17 7:24pm
	Re: Scan back entire signed pkg - Luckydog on 4/14/17 9:29pm
	Dropping below 200 DPI negatively impacts the readability - Christine/OK on 4/15/17 7:31am
	Re: Dropping below 200 DPI negatively impacts the readability - SteveS/CA on 4/15/17 9:14am
	Adobe Acrobat and Adobe Reader are two diffferent programs - Teresa/FL on 4/15/17 12:33pm
	Re: Adobe Acrobat and Adobe Reader are two diffferent programs - SteveS/CA on 4/15/17 3:27pm
	Correct, Adobe Acrobat is the full featured program - Teresa/FL on 4/15/17 5:19pm
	Re: Correct, Adobe Acrobat is the full featured program - jnew on 4/15/17 8:55pm
	Re: Dropping below 200 DPI negatively impacts the readability - Barb/FL on 4/23/17 10:29am
	I suspect that the "reason" why many hiring companies are - C. Rivera Chicago Notary Services on 4/16/17 9:33am
	Agree. - Teresa/FL on 4/16/17 9:59am
	Re: I have a phone line - OR on 4/16/17 10:40am

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