does it scan laminated cards, like driver's license and health insurance cards
1157159
We do not usually scan laminated items but one of our scanning staff scanned their employee ID and sent it to me. The employee ID is about the same as a driver's license. Color scan was in very good detail.
360881
No. It only scans documents, photos, etc, that are 8 1/2 inches X 11 inches or smaller.
553902
Yes, we have scanned everything from 5X7 all the way down to wallet size photos and slides. Worked great so far.
82468
Yes, it does have a scanning feature. I have not used it, but you can scan photos and documents. All you have to do is follow the directions and set the parameters you want.
1327231
sorry I returned the item, realized didn't need one. but the way I looked at it, it won't scan IDs or hard laminated cards only paper.
459737
I have used to scan documents, photos (b&w; and color), checks and flexible cards. I have not tried to scan something like a credit card. hope that helps!
642166
The software can be told to expect a one sided card or a two sided card. To scan a two sided card you scan one side then flip it over and scan the other and the software saves it as one image.
137704
Yes... They provide software to connect the scanner directly to your computer to scan documents as pdf's
1814706
Yes it will scan legal size documents, via the auto paper feed. Will also scan & print double sided docs in one operation. As well, two sheets canbe double sided, also in one operation.
2283134
Yes, it scans wonderfully everything I have put into it. Driver's license, legal paper, thin paper, etc.
815300
Have no idea but if you have ever had something laminated, this is what it will end up like. I have used it on my SS card, my insurance info, etc. and it ends up actually thinner than a credit card but still protected and you cut it to size so it will fit in your wallet or whatever.
2131388
I have not scanned credit cards with an integrated photo ID. The inconsistent thickness of the card, resulting from the raised lettering, might tax the scan path. However, the card scan device does a great job on state ID cards, business cards, insurance cards (including paper medicare cards) very well.
2263583
yes, it has a multi page scanner just like a fax so you can feed in a batch of papers for faxing or scanning
156960
Yes. It's a great product. Eliminated my Rolodex and I can scan letter, legal, etc. and business cards. It doesn't take up much space on my desk... I LOVE IT!
1074809
Yes, I have scanned documents with it as well. It does not convert them to a PDF file though.
1183422
It will scan anything that you can lay flat however file sizes tend to be large even on the lowest resolution setting. It does not scan water marks and holographs,
2078602
It depends on how stiff the card actually is. If the cards can bend a little, then they can be scanned. If they're rigid, forget it. My current driver's license and health insurance card are too stiff for the scanner. Same with credit cards. My dental and car insurance cards are flexible enough to scan without problems. Business cards are generally OK. I have a laminated certification credential that likewise scans just fine. If a card is too stiff, the scanner can't scan it - the one major disappointment I have with this device. The mechanism seems as if it could unlatch to handle the stiffer items, but the software detects the unlatched condition as an error and won't perform the scan. In any case, I use the machine on a Mac and, despite the limitations, I love the thing.