If the students ID has a barcode, can I scan that and attach it to the book?
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No, our Media software that comes with IntelliScanner Classic doesn't use lending cards to check items out. Media has a simple lending function - items are lent in Media by scanning the book to look it up, then typing in the name of the person who's borrowing it.Sue @ IntelliScanner Customer Careinfo@intelliscanner.com
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If the textbook is available in digital form, then yes you can. I'd recommend going onto Barnes and noble's website and looking to see if they are before purchasing if that is your sole reason for wanting to buy this.
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I tried the foil trick prior to purchase. Work scanner could read my id tag. So I would say No. Plus you have to continually re-wrap card with foil. The thick aluminum foil may damage the chip that is now imbedded in most cards.
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Not sure what you mean - but I just took a photo of a barcode with my phone and then tried to scan the barcode photo on my phone with my scanner and it did NOT work. Is that what you were trying to do?
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Yes, absolutely. However, for what I've experienced in the short time I've had it and as I saw in Youtube you should badge them by size, in another words: don't mix legal size, regular size paper, business cards, receipts etc. The scanner does a great job recognizing the paper. I've scanned over 150 PDF documents and dozens of business cards without problem. Another great feature, is that if the scanner jams (for some reason as: old or stappled document), it will saves the pages that were already scanned and ask you to reset the door of the scanner and continue. This helps you save a lot of time or having to re-start a scan. Hope this helps. Yes, absolutely. However, for what I've experienced in the short time I've had it and as I saw in Youtube you should badge them by size, in another words: don't mix legal size, regular size paper, business cards, receipts etc. The scanner does a great job recognizing the paper. I've scanned over 150 PDF documents and dozens of business cards without problem. Another great feature, is that if the scanner jams (for some reason as: old or stappled document), it will saves the pages that were already scanned and ask you to reset the door of the scanner and continue. This helps you save a lot of... » Read More Yes, absolutely. However, for what I've experienced in the short time I've had it and as I saw in Youtube you should badge them by size, in another words: don't mix legal size, regular size paper, business cards, receipts etc. The scanner does a great job recognizing the paper. I've scanned over 150 PDF documents and dozens of business cards without problem. Another great feature, is that if the scanner jams (for some reason as: old or stappled document), it will saves the pages that were already scanned and ask you to reset the door of the scanner and continue. This helps you save a lot of time or having to re-start a scan. Hope this helps. « Show Less
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I agree with Julianna. The person who says you can scan directly to your computer must be a computer whiz. SD card bought separately is required for me. I bought a mini SD card with adaptor. I guess it would depend on how fragile the book is and if it is larger than 8.5X11.5. If it is larger, you would have to scan it in sections and piece it together.
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An SD card is required and although it comes with a USB cable you can't scan directly to your PC. You must scan the files on to the micro SD card (which I recall having to buy separately) and then transfer to your PC by using the card in your PC or by connecting the USB to your PC. I also don't think this would work well on a fragile book.
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Barcode scanner is optional. You do not need the barcode scanner in order to use the full functions of the register. We found it very helpful to use the barcode scanner since it is error free.
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I use mine in a book inventory program which scans the ISBN code and fills in all the stats about the book and even presents an image of the front cover. Since each book is individually entered into the inventory, I just click on 'next book' and move on. I haven't had any reason to use it like you are asking about. I wish I could have been of more help. I'm sure the manufacturer could tell you more about the use if you can contact them. I love my scanner for what I need it for. It's so quick and easy. I'm very pleased.
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Yes you can. You just need to set that up on the scan options on your computer. I have done this with PDF format, but not sure if it works for other file formats.
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I don't see why not! As long as its on paper that you can scan it through, it shouldn't be a problem. I haven't tried that, but I don't see why you can't.
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Sir, I did some quick checking on your question.The short answer is no. I found a 2D scanner here at amazon you may want to consider. Here is the link...Metrologic Focus MS 1690-Omnidirectional, 1D/2D, Pre-owned, good condition, tested. Reads poorly printed or damaged barcodes. Black and USB.paste that link into your address bar to see the scanner listing.Regards,John. webmaster@surf-rite.com
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not unless you are linked to the database where the information resides. the bar code itself does not keep that information.
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No. The application doesn't have scanning capabilities. You can search the item and view more information on the nutritional facts
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If the photo id is thin and does not have anything attached like pins or straps. If it does have things on it, one would be better with a page scanner where one can place it flat on the scanner.
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Copy & scan yes but to print ya need something like a computer to feed data.
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Yes. It is also available for teachers, and other staff of a university, so as a fellow you should be fine. Use your .edu email when verifying! When on the product page there is a link that says "more details" after describing the requirements for buying the student & teacher edition.