You have a few choices for how to split up multiple files. You can use Placeholders to choose how multiple files should be named (for example, "$(nnn)" will be replaced with "001", "002", etc). "Save to multiple files": Images are split up into multiple files based on your selection below and saved to your chosen location and file type. "Save to a single file": All images from every scan in the batch are put together into one file and saved to your chosen location and file type. "Load images into NAPS2": Like a normal scan in NAPS2, images are loaded in and you can edit, view, and rearrange them before saving however you want. You won't have to touch NAPS2 on your computer until all the scans are complete. "Multiple scans (fixed delay between scans)": You choose ahead of time how many scan operations to perform and how long you have between each scan to replace the paper. When a scan is complete, a window will pop up and once you replace the paper you can click Scan (or Done). "Multiple scans (prompt between scans)": Manually replace the paper in the scanner between each scan operation. "Single scan": A single operation of the scanner - for a feeder, that could be many pages. Once you choose a profile, you can select whether you want a single scan or multiple scans. Under the "Scan" dropdown you can click "Batch Scan". Bookmark at Barcodes - Instead of splitting at barcodes, barcodes can also be used to insert bookmarks in output PDF files.NAPS2 has a batch scanning feature to automate some scanning tasks. In some systems you can even ignore barcodes unless they have a specific splitting text identified, bypassing other unwanted barcode strings. New invoice numbers, patient records, repair orders or any other classification can be used allowing you to scan an entire stack of documents in a single pass. Split at Barcodes – Barcode enabled capture tools can search for barcodes in a scan stack and create new documents when a new or common barcode is found. Here are some of the more common practical uses of barcodes.
With today's intelligent data capture systems like and low-cost, high-quality scanners you have the flexibility to use standard barcodes in many ways, from splitting the files to routing and indexing. Now you can Introduce Barcode-Driven Batch Scanning to your Document Capture With barcodes, you can automate the splitting, naming, workflow and destination path of your documents.
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