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I disagree. Most law firms and many insurance companies still have a commonly re-ocurring need for mixed size originals. I am currently working with one European shipping company based in NA that wants to do do mixed size originals with a mix of A3 and A4 documents. I say it cannot be done as the paper is all of different widths. I am hoping that my unscrupoulous competitive vendors will admit to the same..... not likely!!! They want the sale today! Please advise.

A3 (11 x 17) and A4 (8 1/2 x 11) can be run at the same time with auto paper select making what you put in what you get out using mixed-originals and the mixed originals setting. The sizes you mention are European, but I'm sure they will work. As long as it's a standard document size it should work.

Sorry, I meant to say a mix of A4 and Legal size documents. I agree most copiers should be able to do mixed size originals with a combo of A3/A4 and Letter-R/Legal. The problem I am having and I do not think it can be done is one of a mix of A4 and legal mixing North American and European sized paper in the same document. This is because the two paper sizes are of different widths.

Even before the dawn of the digital copiers there some were a few copiers that allowed you to mix different size originals in the copier document feeder. For instance if you had a mix of letter, legal and ledger size documents you could place them all...

Set to launch in next 30 days Color LaserJet Managed Flow MFP E877z series features 4 different A3 models with print speeds from 40-70ppm Document feeder scans both sides of original at same time Top scan speed of 300ipm or 150opm Holds up to 300 originals 10.1” full color LCD touchscreen control panel Black toner yield of 50,000 pages based on 5% coverage per page Color toners have yield of 45,000 pages based on 5% coverage per page Color LaserJet Managed MFP E877dn series features 4...

It is a Samsung Are they any good nowadays?

Its not a Samsung. We are a dealer. The print engines are extremely reliable but I find the user interface and web interface of the HP MFPs to be weak compared to a Ricoh or Canon. The interface is the biggest weakness in the product. I will have the new models in my showroom in about a month. Given Ricoh's collapse in getting us equipment I plan on leading with HP as soon as these come in.