Image Capture requires reopening to scan each document
Image Capture will not recognise that I want to scan another document. I have to close it down then reopen to scan every document.
iMac 24″, macOS 26.1
Image Capture will not recognise that I want to scan another document. I have to close it down then reopen to scan every document.
iMac 24″, macOS 26.1
Re: "Image Capture requires reopening to scan each document : Image Capture will not recognise that I want to scan another document. I have to close it down then reopen to scan every document. "
Wondering what kind of scanner you are using, and whether it has up-to-date software.
There may be some small, but necessary detail that is being overlooked.
Eg: After you scan a document,
you may need to click an "Overview" button to have the scanner move on to opening the next document.
Else: Apple Support have an article online that may be helpful:
Image Capture User Guide for Mac - Apple Support
Eg: says:
"Scan items with Image Capture
After connecting a scanner to your Mac, you can use Image Capture to scan items.
If your scanner has an automatic document feeder, you can use it to scan a multi-page document to a single file. If you have a flatbed scanner, you can scan multiple items and save each item to its own file.
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Article also says:
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If needed: There is more info. in that "User Guide" article near the top.
There are also other helpful support articles online that may help trouble-shoot.:
Solve scanning problems on Mac - Apple Support
Eg: says: "If the scanner is connected to the USB port on an AirPort base station,
connect the scanner to a USB port on your Mac". amongst other tips.
Set up a scanner to use with Mac - Apple Support
Eg: says: Choose Apple menu > System Settings, then click Printers & Scanners in the sidebar.
(You may need to scroll down.)
If you don’t see your scanner in the Printers list,
click the Add Printer, Scanner or Fax button on the right.
Select your scanner, then click Add.
If your scanner isn’t in the list,
see the documentation that came with the scanner to find out how to scan with it."
Other tips: Scan images or documents using a scanner and your Mac - Apple Support
Re: "Image Capture requires reopening to scan each document : Image Capture will not recognise that I want to scan another document. I have to close it down then reopen to scan every document. "
Wondering what kind of scanner you are using, and whether it has up-to-date software.
There may be some small, but necessary detail that is being overlooked.
Eg: After you scan a document,
you may need to click an "Overview" button to have the scanner move on to opening the next document.
Else: Apple Support have an article online that may be helpful:
Image Capture User Guide for Mac - Apple Support
Eg: says:
"Scan items with Image Capture
After connecting a scanner to your Mac, you can use Image Capture to scan items.
If your scanner has an automatic document feeder, you can use it to scan a multi-page document to a single file. If you have a flatbed scanner, you can scan multiple items and save each item to its own file.
______________
Article also says:
_________
If needed: There is more info. in that "User Guide" article near the top.
There are also other helpful support articles online that may help trouble-shoot.:
Solve scanning problems on Mac - Apple Support
Eg: says: "If the scanner is connected to the USB port on an AirPort base station,
connect the scanner to a USB port on your Mac". amongst other tips.
Set up a scanner to use with Mac - Apple Support
Eg: says: Choose Apple menu > System Settings, then click Printers & Scanners in the sidebar.
(You may need to scroll down.)
If you don’t see your scanner in the Printers list,
click the Add Printer, Scanner or Fax button on the right.
Select your scanner, then click Add.
If your scanner isn’t in the list,
see the documentation that came with the scanner to find out how to scan with it."
Other tips: Scan images or documents using a scanner and your Mac - Apple Support
Image Capture requires reopening to scan each document