Valtoir dos Santos Jardim

According https://www.naps2.com/doc/org-use (please, read the entire page): Configuration You can configure NAPS2 for your users by deploying application-level configuration files to the NAPS2 installation directory (%PROGRAMFILES(X86)%\NAPS2). There are two configurable application-level files: profiles.xml appsettings.xml profiles.xml This file stores a list of scanning profiles. It acts as a set of default profiles that new users start with. If no application-level profiles.xml file exists, new...

Consult the error log file. There is an error when Ghostscript tries to read files in the folder 'C:\Users\DR SANTA IN?S\AppData\Local\Temp\". Perhaps the "?" character is a misinterpretation of another special character or an antivirus preventing access (or writing) to this file.

Hi, I had the same problem and solved it by setting NAPS2 to use native UI, when scanning in duplex mode. For that, I made a batch script that creates 6 profiles for scanning, being 3 in color mode (duplex, simplex with ADF and simplex using the reading glass) and other 3 in grayscale mode. Also, this script creates new profiles in the native UI. While not the best solution, it only takes one additional click on the "scan" button in the native UI. @echo off taskkill /fi "imagename eq NAPS2.exe" echo...