It comes with a TWAIN driver for auto color detections, auto crop, deskew and image-enhancing features. The biggest document that can be scanned is college-ruled size paper.

It is priced at $65.00 plus $4.99 shipping.Īvision is a portable scanner for documents, receipts, photos, business cards and plastic ID cards. This product is rated 2.5-Star by customers. For example, they have a one touch and auto launch which sends data to a designated area once scanned. It is palm-sized and advanced software is added for more convenience. This scanner allows you to scan business cards, receipts, ID cards, checks and color photos. Xerox Card scanner is a popular brand name.

Xerox XCard-Scan Card Scanner 200 Business Card This is a 2-star rated product by customers. This card reader focuses primarily on business card data. It is able to recognize the city, state, first and last name, and phone numbers on cards. Users have the ability to send contacts directly to a management software. It converts business cards into a database. IRIS Business Card Reader is an affordable scanner for Macintosh OS 9x. The scanner with version 8 software is currently available for $99.95, also at Business Card Reader II (Macintosh Edition) The Dymo CardScan Executive 800c business card scanner with version 9 software is currently available for $254.95 at. And it’s far more effective than counting sheep. It’s perfect for those nights when you can’t fall asleep. Just know that your dream of zipping error-free through a pile of 200 or so cards in a couple of hours is far from realistic with CardScan Executive 800c, and probably, most other card scanners and software as well. However, this creative urge means trouble for a simple, unpretentious card scanner that only wants to put info where it thinks it should go and transcribe what it thinks it sees. This means a slew of colors, fonts, printing processes, and designs. Many people and corporations want distinctive business cards that look and feel sophisticated and urbane. My painstakingly assembled CardScan lists would more often than not end up as gobbledygook when I attempted to transfer them to spreadsheets, but this may have been a problem with Excel.

Scanned information can be transferred to other programs such as Excel, but this is where I had the most trouble. If you want those hand-written notes input into your file’s categories though, you have to type them in. Since, in addition to converting the printed text on business cards into text in the CardScan file, it also scans photo-style, any handwritten notes on the scanned cards are preserved. I could also indicate whether the printed info I was scanning was from the front, or the back of the card, and easily categorize different types of contacts. On the upside, Dymo CardScan Executive allowed me to easily and quickly search my file list.

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