SelfMan

When OCR is enabled and a PDF with imported images is saved, the resulting PDF is searchable and text can be copied out of it, but for that you have to right click in Adobe reader and choose the select tool. With that you can select the text withing the PDF and copy it to clipboards. On the other hand there is PDFGear that can save an imported PDF into TXT.

Whe OCR is enabled and a PDF with imported images is saved, the resulting PDF is searchable and text can be copied out of it, but for that you have to right click in Adobe reader and choose the select tool. With that you can select the text withing the PDF and copy it to clipboards. On the other hand there is PDFGear that can save an imported PDF into TXT.

Why do you need a TXT file? Check the documentation here: https://www.naps2.com/doc/ocr

You did not say if you want to do OCR too, but try to open NAPS2 and drag and drop the images into it. Or use the IMPORT menu button.

What NAPS2 version are you using? I do remember something that once upon a time an old version had such bug. Other than that, you can use Keyboard Shortcuts. Each scan profile can be invoked via F2, F3, F4 etc. This is the fastest way to handle this.

The Microsoft Defender definitions have been updated. 7-zip is no longer reported as malicious. to force a Defender definition update run the following command from PowerShell (admin): Update-MpSignature Some machines may need to do it twice.

FYI MS is flagging it as malicious. https://www.virustotal.com/gui/file/6fe18d5b3080e39678cabfa6cef12cfb25086377389b803a36a3c43236a8a82c?nocache=1

I think that it is all about the drivers and the post processing of the scanned document. Did you check for a more recent driver? Also, is there a more recent firmware update for the Epson printer?