I need to scan a document to one file. My scan is

Not sure ?
try if it has a top document feeder and then scan to a p.c if it has this option ?
otherwise
scan each document to seperate files and then insert each file into a word document using ms word select insert , picture from file (try holding CRTL to select multiple files at once with mouse click)
Then save word document and attach word document and send

One of two things I can suggest:

1. make sure you are not scanning in JPEG or TIFF format as these are typically single page documents only. PDF is your best option for scanning.

2. Check settings, as some scanning software has an option that you can turn on or off depending on whether you want a single file with all pages or multiple files each containing a page.

there is setting for it search in file setting in scan dialog box

show add page dialog after scanning.

Your scanner is probably now saving the document as a tiff or jpeg which can only be single pages. You need to adjust your software so that your scans are saved as a PDF. As you provide no details on your system, I cannot tell you how, just check the settings, file type will be there somewhere. It might even give you the option for file type after the scan before it is saved.

I scan all mine to my computer then select a file for them to go to. like my documents or set a seperate file up for it. also burn off to a cd for extra protection of having incase computer goes crazy.

The documentation is here: http://files.support.epson.com/htmldocs/cx38__/cx38__ug/wwhelp/wwhimpl/js/html/wwhelp.htm

 

You can scan multiple pages of a document on the document table and save them as one PDF file on your computer. Epson Scan displays an editing page so you can view the pages as you scan them and reorder, rotate, or delete them as necessary.

 

Select PDF as the file type setting.

When prompted "scanning complete.  Do you want to continue"  Click "add page"

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In the case of the "HP Solution Center" - when you choose to "Scan Document":
On the first screen you get, just below "File Type", you can choose the option "Save to File Save Options…".
On the next screen (again, just below "File Type") you can, as desired, Tag/Untag the option "Create One File Per Scanned Page…"

the file type is set to single page
1.press the scan button on the control panel
2.select scan setting.
3.select file type.
4.select multi page to have the entire scan to be sent as a single file.
if you are sending jpegs they can only be sent as single page files on this machine. only pdf's and tiffs can be sent as multi page files

Hi Potahal,
You can do it straight from the photocopier by using the "Seperate pages" button/option. Then you just keep scanning page after page and chose "Finish" to build all the seperate pages into one pdf.

you can do that by following steps 1.scanning all that pages and save them as different files in your computer. 2. open a word document and copy all the contents of the five different files and paste them in the word doc and save it 3. while mailing you can attach this word document to send all the files as a single attachment