Will it find and delete duplicates?
2046797
It does alert you if there are duplicates and you are able to delete them in Lightroom itself but it does not delete them automatically
1591479
I had 360 unique cards in my pack. Duplicates were pretty uneven, got 43 of the same card, 37 of another, and few others in the high 20s. I ended up with about 215 cards that were duplicates beyond the 4th (generally useless unless you are too lazy to swap out cards to another deck when needed). Whether or not the cards were being hand sorted to have a max of 4 duplicates in the past or not doesn't matter, it appears that its not the case now.
535299
Absolutely! And it's no problem. I love this thing! Just remember that it only has approx. 900 item memory so eventually you would have to delete something in the past.
1692283
I do not believe so, none of the numbers on the four rolls I purchased have duplicated as of yet. You may want to track down the manufacturer to find out for sure.
1379867
Heck yes , of course it will! I'm not sure how though,There's no copy paste feature. Nice unit!. I bought mine because it has the entire world on its map.jmt
2062481
Yes... Easy-CD-DA Extractor and ImgBurn will do the job very well. But Easy CD-DA Extractor has a C2 error detector.
1368023
I never tried. I am pretty sure that it will though. It duplicates any DVD. Any size it doesn't matter. All it does is duplicates whatever you put in the top slot. It is a fantastic machine. I use to make my DVD's and burn them for a church among other organizations. It won't duplicate a copyrighted dvd though.
1125186
There are no duplications within a single set, but if you order more than one set I don't think you can prevent duplicates. Great cards
980655
Not as far as I know. You select the parameters to search and it gives what it thinks is the best match.
1007589
get the manual; I think it will loop, erase oldest and record indefinitely, don't really know though.
534768
Yes and no. It needs the file to be renamed a certain way. It's a hack of sorts.
413403
Yes, based on my understanding of your question, based on my experience. My application is to make original /master CDs with my own recorded content, then duplicate my originals with the Produplicator - 1-5 copies at a time, depending on my need. For every single case, over the months I've had the Produplicator, the original's content has been perfectly duplicated on each copy.
1973863
Sure. When you record a new conversation, it automatically saves the old one in the same file. It's almost impossible to erase something accidentally.
318887
You should be able to recover just the files that you want, assuming you can locate them (meaning that they haven't been overwritten yet) and you can identify the names of the files. (In the case of a really bad disc crash, you might only find hundreds of now un-named files that need to be opened individually to figure out which is which. This is rare, though, and doesn't sound like what you're dealing with.)
773382
Yes if you have all of the documents on-hand, simply scan all of them and then assign a name. If you scan several documents into, for example a PDF, and than want to add more - I'm fairly sure the scanning software does NOT have any provision for editing a previous documents. If you had a full copy of Adobe PDF (not just the reader) then you could scan the second group of documents as a second PDF and then use Adobe PDF to merge the two PDFs into one.
1651272
Yes, I think Brother will do that. I named every document (ie 2005 Tax Return). However if I accidentally gave two files the same name it added a number after the name. It wasn't essential that I change the name as the title of the document didn't disappear once it was loaded. That's how I occasionally ended up with two files with the same name - I would be distracted and forget to type in a different description/name for the new document. Then a count would be added to the back of the file name. I never did this on purpose, so I only went to 002.
773385
Yes if you have all of the documents on-hand, simply scan all of them and then assign a name.If you scan several documents into, for example a PDF, and than want to add more - I'm fairly sure the scanning software does NOT have any provision for editing a previous documents. If you had a full copy of Adobe PDF (not just the reader) then you could scan the second group of documents as a second PDF and then use Adobe PDF to merge the two PDFs into one.