Sure can, the feature that allows a user to place the originals in the document and the select page numbering has been around since the first digital copiers came on the market many years ago.
Most of the page number features can be accessed through the copier user panel. You may have do a little digging through multiple screens or you can read through the operator manual to find the exact location of the page numbering feature.
Not only can you add numbering to the copies but you can also do this from most print drivers. Many people ignore the "printer properties" button within the print driver, I've had many people tell me, "Oh, I never thought to select the "printer properties" button. Selecting the printer properties button will then allow the user to enable page number from the print driver. Keep in mind that all the manufacturers print drivers are different and the page numbering feature may take a few clicks to find it. Also after some research not all of the manufacturers print drivers offer page numbering.
I just downloaded a Canon UFR print driver and as promised the page numbering feature is there (see image on left), I had downloaded some of the newer Ricoh print drivers and was surprised that I was not able to find a feature in the printer driver to enable page numbering!! I know years ago, this was a staple feature with the Ricoh RPCS print driver. Seems Ricoh may have eliminated this feature.
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