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Posted by New Flyer #857 on Mon Jun 22 08:23:56 2020, in response to Scanner 101 questions, posted by Express Rider on Mon Jun 22 05:09:46 2020. Sorry that I'm not read to answer all your questions here, but just a few thoughts that may or may not help:A lot of wireless printers can be programmed to scan to a particular device connected to the network. I've never purchased a dedicated "scanner" even though I've purchased devices that can scan. But of course you would have to look at price comparisons and see what's worth it. I have a wireless printer that also scans to devices on the network (and photocopies too). The other option also is to have a printer/copier that takes a USB (a portable drive that you put in your pocket) plug in - it can put the copied file on the USB for it. And you can carry your files around from place to place. It may also be a possibility, with an advanced copier/printer, to simply change the size (by zooming in or out) of a given image/file and then you can scan. And finally, if you have a smartphone, it is often just as effective to take a picture of something with the camera as it is to scan it. But unfortunately, I don't know much about dedicated scanners - I don't think I've ever used one. |
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