For classroom library use, does it allow you to scan library cards or do you have to type in the name of the borrower to keep track?
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I have a class list of students already entered. I find the name of the student. I then click on the student and scan the bar code on the back of the book. Now the book is tied to the student who is borrowing it. Hope this helps.
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IntelliScanner Classic has a basic lending feature that requires you to type the name of the borrower. For something more advanced for libraries and library card tracking, consider our Daneizo Lending Management System.- Sarah @ IntelliScanner Customer Care
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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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I use it to scan receipts. Full page items work best. But the receipts that are 3.5 inch wide work as well you just have to set it up. I use acrobat with a custom page width and the crop it for receipt length.
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You will need a cataloging program. I did a quick search and collectorz seems to be an app that people like for scanning CDs. It has support for a barcode and from what I see it will work with the esky scanner. I may have to look into Collectorz myself as I use DVD profiler for our DVDs/BluRays and would actually like something for CDs..
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It will scan a business card no problem. But I do not believe it is capable of creating a contact or populating fields.
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It feeds the card through the reader and gathers the information from the card. These are for business cards--not cards with swipe strips like a credit card.
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Hi. yes it is. We use it for medical records too but experienced some trouble making it work. BTW , we still have to shrink every card scanned.
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All a scanner can do is read a barcode, which is just a string of numbers encoded in lines. When I use this to look for my books or video games, I log into Amazon and click on the search bar. When I see the blinking cursor, I then point the barcode reader at the barcode, pull the trigger. The reader reads the number, entering it, and automatically pushes enter, which tell the search to find my product in in the Amazon database under that barcode, so long as someone has already entered it into the system. If you have a software that is made to catalogue video games, and it has their barcodes in its system, then you could look them up by the barcode. A scanner only reads barcodes or upc codes, it has no memory of its own, its a useful tool if you have to read barcodes. I look up lots of books in the Amazon database. If a book has a barcode I look it up by that, if it does not I look for an ISBN#, or International Standard Book Number. If I don't have that I look it up by title. Unless you have a very large inventory, you might just look up your item by title. I hope my answer clarified the use of this item. I love mine, and this is a well made scanner/barcode reader. Its a sturdy, professional grade scanner.
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In our application, we do not have to choose credit card or put the cursor in the CC field, we just have to be on the page where we enter payments, and scan the card. It fills in names, cc, and expire date. It works very well for us for much less than others.
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I'm a bit unclear on what you're asking about, but let me see if I can come at this from a few different directions:1. IntelliScanner Classic includes a basic "lending" feature that lets you mark a book or media item as "borrowed" by typing the name of who's boring it. Click the Friends button in the Media app to access this feature.2. We have another product called Daneizo Lending Management System. It's a full system for checking out items and managing a complete library. The software is sold separately, but if you already have an IntelliScanner you can try a demo from the IntelliScanner Dashboard app.Hope this helps!- Sarah @ IntelliScanner Customer Care I'm a bit unclear on what you're asking about, but let me see if I can come at this from a few different directions:1. IntelliScanner Classic includes a basic "lending" feature that lets you mark a book or media item as "borrowed" by typing the name of who's boring it. Click the Friends button in the Media app to access this feature.2. We have another product called Daneizo Lending Management System. It's a full system for checking out items and managing a complete library. The software is sold separately, but if you already have an IntelliScanner you... » Read More I'm a bit unclear on what you're asking about, but let me see if I can come at this from a few different directions:1. IntelliScanner Classic includes a basic "lending" feature that lets you mark a book or media item as "borrowed" by typing the name of who's boring it. Click the Friends button in the Media app to access this feature.2. We have another product called Daneizo Lending Management System. It's a full system for checking out items and managing a complete library. The software is sold separately, but if you already have an IntelliScanner you can try a demo from the IntelliScanner Dashboard app.Hope this helps!- Sarah @ IntelliScanner Customer Care « Show Less
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I really don't know, because we only use this for credit card scanning, for page document only.
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Yes you can name the documents -there is a great folder system you can set up preset options like Bank of America and then choose that folder and it will scan it with that name and the next sequential number - I use it with the USB mostly but it has so many great features It is a great purchase!
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Yes you can, the same as with any regular scanner except you have to consider the size. If you do this a lot and want something store receipts and categorize them, you might want to look at Neat Receipts.
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It will only scan very specific cards, so if you have a card like that to put in the wallet then yes. If you want to test credit cards then no.
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Should scan about any document/picture. Mine came with software that will allow me to scan directly into the computer using the included USB cord and I can view scan directly. It also has the micro card that can be used to store scans without using USB. You would then have transfer to computer, but you will not be able to see actual scans until you connect to computer. The software that came with my scanner is EVERNOTE Sprint ABBYY Fine Reader (Direct Scan), SCANDirect (VuPoint), and Sort and File Suite (haven't used that).
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you need to purchase a micro card similar to the SanDisk microSDHC 8GB Class 2 Card with adaptor. I bought that one but didn't need the adaptor. The scanner comes with a soft pouch to carry it in, but because I know that when I will be using it at libraries, I have my hands full with notebooks, so i wanted a hard case in case i dropped it. I purchased the VuPoint case. And I did drop it the first time I took it out of my car, so glad i got the hard case.
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Yes. I love this scanner. It is so easy to use. I just connect it to my computer and scan in. You are given the choice of where you want to save what you have scanned.