Do multi-function printers with scan capability and document feeder work well with auto feeding photographs?
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Yes. It also depends. I have an hp officejet 7410 and it scans great. Don't use the adf. It will destroy your photos.
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maybe\n\ncheck your printer and print options
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I have seen a few that have a built in printer, not very compact though. Also they were a pretty limited in capabilities. For this use I would look for an older laptop with Word on it. If all you do is word processing, you could get by with pentium 1, windows 2000 and 64mb ram.
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I have a wireless 4in1 faxer, scanner, color printer, and color copier that you can also plug a camera into. It's a HP desktop 2700 i believe. It rocks. It hasn't broken down yet and i've had it for about 9 months.
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I would recommend this article as a good place to start:\nThere many excellent sources of printers for you.  Please choose the one that best meets your needs from the following:\nhttp://www.digitaloutput.net/content/ContentCT.asp?P=572\n\n\nPlease choose a best answer.  There is a contest right now, and best answer is required to enter.
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here is a nice foto viewer with lots of facilities. i hope it solves ur purpose.
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a combo printer/scanner? imho, it depends what you are using it for and what you can afford. if you are doing professional quality work with a large, daily workload, pay as much as you can afford. if you are doing mostly text with some graphics, get the cheapest one that has the features you need.\n\nfor a printer/scanner combo, i would say expect to pay 200-300.
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Any printer/scanner that is XP compatible will work.  Your next question(s) should concern the cost of operating and the quality of the output.  Buying a printer that prints 4 pages per minute as opposed to one that prints 20 pages per minute for a minimal difference in price as well as a higher quality output should also be considered.  If all you want is a cheap printer - you can probably buy one used.
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As far as which photo printer is right for you, it depends on what all you would like to do with it. Would you like to print normal documents as well. Do you want to copy and scan also? For photos, I recommend HP's new line of printers. Photos come out clean and clear, waterproof, smudgeproof, and fade resistant for 100 years. I have included links that show more information about these printers.\n\nPortable 4x6 photo printers.\nIf you just want to print 4x6 photos, you can purchase a portable photo printer. These machines are strictly for photos. HP has a new line of portable photo printers that print 4x6, 5x7, and 4x12 (panoroma). Most have a LCD screen where you can view and edit your photos without using a computer. They cost between $100 - $250, depending on the features. These printers are handy if you want to print your photos at parties, sports games, on vacation, or anywhere else you could take your printer with you. These are popular printers right now because of their portablility. The photo printer used by the critters in Over the Hedge is an HP portable photo printer.\n\nRegular photo printes\nMany people want great photos, as well as normal productivity (such as printing documents, copying, scanning, or faxing). If you do not plan on traveling with your printer and want more funcionality, these are the printers for you. If you do not want to copy, scan, or fax, the HP D7160 or D7360 is a good choice ($150 - $199). If you want to print, copy, and scan, I own the HP Photosmart C5180  (does not fax, $199). This is the printer I recommend to everyone. If you do want fax, the HP C6180 has everything, including fax.\n\nI recommend the 6-cartridge HP Photosmart printers for photo printers. Many companies are now using the individual ink cartridges now for each color of ink. Unlike Canon or Epson, with HP you can purchase all 6 cartridges along with 150 sheets of 4x6 waterproof paper in a combo pack for $37. This averages out to 24 cents per photo and the photos are much better than what you would get at Wal Mart (Canon and Epson printers cost 55 cents per photo). The HP 6-cartridge photo printers are the most customer-friendly photo printers on the market.\n\nMy recommendation to you is:\nHP A616 (A617 at Best Buy) for a portable 4x6 photo printer.\n\nHP D7160 for a regular printer that also prints great photos.\n\nHP C5180 for a regular printer that also copies, scans, and prints great photos. (My top recommendation, though all these photo printers have about the same quality).\n\nHP C6180 is you want everything the C5180 has plus the ability to fax and wireless networking.
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portable printers are great for insurance agents, portable employees and photo bugs.  you take the printer and hook it up to the laptop and you can print any types of info/photos that you want.\n\nmy brother has one, and uses it all the time.  he uses a canon.\n\ni hope this helps.
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scanner Hardware & save it PDF File
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we used microsoft ACCESS here at work; this program is very powerful and will help you organize, see and print information on customers or other records in a variety of forms, this is useful if you have data that you'll be inputting yourself electronically\n\nif you have a lot of paper that you want to store electronically the way to go would be to get a high-speed, high quality scanner (these can be leased) and either buy a big file server or burn the stuff to CDs
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HP have always been reliable for me and my lot, though with the price of colour laser printers coming down it would be worth looking at them.\n\nI recently bought a 3 in 1, seems to be working good and I like being able to photcopy as well.
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I suggest you replace the printer since it is obsolete. Printers have come way down in cost.
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Hi there,\nMy husband and I bought an Epson RX620 which does fantastic photo's. We use the epson matt photo papar to get the best results. We paid approx £180.00 for it, and it has an inbuilt  scanner too. Hope this is helpful to you, we are glad we bought it and have recommended it to friends.\n\nregards,\nMaggie C
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This really needs to be clarified. What exactly do you want to do here? If the printer won't handle duplex, then printing a booklet will be impossible unless you consider running the paper through the printer twice, and that will only be answerable if you can explain what that printer will actually print.
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I had Epson and it constantly left banding (lines across the paper). I told a friend who had an Epson and found he was having the same problem. I switched to HP. I've got a HP Photosmart all in one. Printer, fax, scanner, and copier. You can copy without using a computer, put your photostick from a camera into the printer without a computer. The picture and copies are excellent quality. I've had it two years with no problems.