I need to be able to lay handwriting samples under it and project it to the wall in real-time with NO time to scan and save as a file. Will this item
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That is exactly what it will do. It's basically a video camera that you can project the image in realtime
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It would definitely be more difficult than using it on paper, but I'm quite sure that it's doable. Now all of the drawing or handwriting would transfer, I think, but I'm sure that enough of it that you would able to use it to sew/ use as needed.
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Ramon, may I suggest to check the WEB site: http://www.vupointsolutions.com/magic_wand_portable_scanner Indeed it does PDF natively, and as far as Letter or A4, you need to understand the concept. You are not locked into a size, as you manually scan a "surface", be it small or large. You will need an editor if they are png files, so as to make them fit your desired proportions. I would suggest you read the manual from the manufacturer's WEB page. This is not a tool for mass scanning, but occasional note taking on the road, e.g. Library, as it is a tad tedious to use. In real life, you cannot scan a whole book with it!!!
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I suppose you could do a book, but this mouse is intended for scanning items you can lay flat on your desk: a newspaper article, extracts from a book, etc.. Make sure you don't move the object while you're scanning, avoid strange fonts, symbols, etc., and try to keep the mouse in the same orientation. I like it a lot, and use it fairly frequently, but I have a flatbed scanner for doing serious scanning, like a book.
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Scan as an image and use Photoshop or some other image manipulation software to put them together. With the variability in hand scans, I would not really recommend this. You will be hard pressed to seamlessly put them together. Better to find a ledger sized scanner if you can.
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sure but if you want to use handwriting recognition software make sure you calibrate it properly and write clearly
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Yes, it is easy to use. If you scan in color it takes a very long time. black and white is fast
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yes absolutely! The software is awesome... I am an art teacher and I am using this at my studio to do a claymation project. I would say the web cam is not awesome a regular web cam for you computer is better. I would highly recommend it for stop action, claymation or illustration animation. I would also recommend a book on how to set up a stop action animation project re: lighting etc...
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The copy or sketches that you do on the board are "in the moment". Think...Etch-a-Sketch.The only way to save anything is to off-load it via Bluetooth to another device.
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It can b, t doable. The software included in th scanner driver contins OCR (Optical Character Recognition).If you scanning a clean document, the OCR will recognize text, so it wll be possble to save it as a text document and later format and convert into Word document.
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you would be better off using a regular photo scanner. the epson takes 20 min to do a photo scan. it is great for negs. and slides.
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Not easily. I have not used the device since I bought it for a single project. I found it to be cumbersome and the results were unusable.
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The one I bought never worked right, it would not feed the document through. I threw it away. And got a thing called cam scanner for my Android phone. It's the only scanner I've needed in 4 years. No need for Windows and it does ocr and allows me to save as pdf so I can do whatever I want with it all from my phone or tablet.
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Yes, absolutely. It has a flatbed scanner that works very well. You can also use the document feeder to scan or copy.
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In my opinion, No it would not. This device is limited in what it scan in terms of paper size and it is very difficult to judge what you actually did scan until you actually view it on your computer or lap top.
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Yes if you have a program for it on your computer. This is a very flimsy item. Mine broke after the 3rd use.
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Yes. Place the paper in the feeder on top and hit the scan button. You can scan to a memory stick, send to email or computer, etc. You can also scan a single sheet by placing on the flatbed glass but using the sheet feeder is easier. Although the computer is wireless network ready I find scanning works smoother if connected using a USB cable.