Can I search the filed scans for a store name for example?
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If you name the scanned object you will be able to locate that item within a file.
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A simple example would be to click on the search button on Amazon, then scan a UPC/ISBN bar code by pressing the button. The scanner converts the bar code into numbers then presses enter, so the webpage will load for that item on Amazon.
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Yes - I scan both receipts and documents on a weekly basis. Just pulled up a couple of Walmart receipts and searched for both text and dollar amounts and it located the information.
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Yes. The scanner has a frequency search so you if you either know it by heart or can find it somewhere you should be ok. I can refer you to a website where you may be able to find it if you want? :)
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If there is a place to store credit card numbers and you are standing there with the customer you should be able to swipe in the information into that storable location. I would check with BROWN PAPER TICKETS to be certain.
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Yes, in filename settings you can set it up to add the date to the scanned file. It will put the date the scanned file was created in the filename.
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No. You can just go to their website and there will be an option there where you will be asked where you bought the item.
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From the software you load on PC you can name documents. It is a very good scanner so far for us.
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No- you'd have to sort things in Evernote by folders and tags. But it does do OCR so your scans are searchable.
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You can also manually scan double-sided pages. The software leads you through the process. Very easy to do.
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Thanks for this tip. It appears to truly index the CONTENTs of PDF files & a bunch of other formats (Word, Excel, PowerPoint, PDF, HTML, WordPerfect, text, ZIP files and OpenOffice) and indexes JUST the filenames of other formats (GZ, HLP, RAR, SWF, TAR, VSD, SXD, MHT) - see tinyurl for yju73uq for a list of all formats supported in both ways. For $49 you get a really useful tool for ALL your files (professional version of Copernic Desktop Search just adds indexing of Lotus Notes & eases deployment, don't care about either). I'll report back on how this works out.
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scan it first. Then follow scan manager directions to scan to the location you desire. You will find that under Dell Printer Manager
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Yes. You are able to scan: Paper, receipts, photos, business cards, plastic/laminated cards (including embossed).
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Calling the distributors will give you better information: http://mlcdistribution.com/stores/
1302012
I never heard of one - its a scanner with a built in program/app designed to co-ordinate your receipt/expense categories...it took me too much time to wait to scan - still use my 'shoebox' approach and 'organize' on my own spreadsheet every dozen weeks or so when I have a chunk of 'down time'. Just haven't made time to adapt.
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I don't know what tabular form is, but it might be. It will take the name and address info and enter into a contack information form. I'll run a couple scans tonight and let you know.
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Yes, I do. I can scan and send it to you tomorrow if you can give me your contact info. Not sure if there is a way to post it on here. I'm on the mobile version right now.