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See also: Doxie (http://getdoxie.com/ http://getdoxie.com/) Aside from the scanner itself, their software is very good and optimised for document scanning. It
by bruceboughton 13y ago
See also: Doxie (http://getdoxie.com/ http://getdoxie.com/)
Aside from the scanner itself, their software is very good and optimised for document scanning. It also has built in OCR.
- buro9 13y agoI looked at that and other scanners when we were first investigating this. We chose the ScanSnap because: 1. Speed 2. OCR 3. Ability to deal with odd-sized documents (small receipts and larger contracts) 4. Sheet feed (great for the 70 page shareholder agreement documents) 5. Auto-rotate (2 of those pages in that 70 page document were landscape, the rest portrait) 6. Scanning both sides (and discarding blank scans automatically). 7. Easy to service and clean (under heavy use the rollers get mucky in all feed-based scanners) 8. Small footprint when not in use And what finally sealed it: Linux support. http://www.micahcarrick.com/scansnap-1500-adf-scanner-in-linux.html http://www.micahcarrick.com/scansnap-1500-adf-scanner-in-lin... We are a Linux shop, and whilst we have a Mac and a Windows machine for testing everyone has a Linux machine.