Scanner Photocopy Software

Photocopy AND Scan

http://icopy.sourceforge.net/ - I've used this and it's excellent. Disable the preview to skip the GUI that comes from your scanner. Make sure to use 1.6.1 or newer, I had scanner page size issues in 1.6.
NAPS2 - http://sourceforge.net/projects/naps2/ - This one offers a simple PDF to email attachment option.
NAPS2 page re-ordering double sided documents scanned by single sided document scanners:
- Scan fronts (odds)
- Scan backs (evens)
- Import fronts THEN backs into NAPS2
- Re-order - "Alternate Interleave"
- If appropriate, delete blank pages to save paper when printing.

A few programs to use a scanner as a photocopier:

I have yet to find one that works as well as the "Copy" program that was included with my first scanner, a Umax. Unfortunately, the program that came with my new multi-function Lexmark doesn't let you choose the printer, or even the resolution. Yuck.

Anyway, these are OK. They all have free trials or free versions:

http://www.lucersoft.com/lccopier/lccopinfo.php
http://www.nicocuppen.com/product.php?prodinfoID=10&prodID=7

I have yet to test this open source copying program:

http://sourceforge.net/projects/scanner-copier/

Some scan to PDF links:

The built in document scanners of some MFC printer/fax/scanners is terrible... I'd like a cheap or free alternative - I want PDFs that do not consist of giant uncompressed bitmaps!

Freemium - http://www.documalis.com/free/us_documalis_free_scanner.htm#bas
http://www.scantopdf.co.uk/

Scan Notes

TWAIN vs WIA - TWAIN uses device manufacturer UI, WIA uses a generic UI. Thus, TWAIN, when working, can have better controls.

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