...and this can be pretty annoying because you need to do quite a lot of work to get the images separated manually. Here is an example:

When I used Full Auto I got a single image containing all three of the images. I wanted three separate images. Luckily you can use RansenScan to extract single images from scans like the one above. Here is a screen shot showing the automatically extracted "sub images":

Of course there are situations in which both Epson Full Auto and RansenScan fails to separate images, but in those cases RansenScan lets you easily select and save sub images manually.

You can also copy the individual images to the clipboard, save them individually, change their sizes, color, angles, etc, and even print them all together on a single page, arranged as you want and complete with captions.

Here is a graphical overview of what RansenScan does:

The program even allows you to adjust the colors and contrast of the old photos to bring them back to their original glory. RansenScan is a Windows program and you can try it on your own photographs by downloadin the demo: