I want to use this to pan and zoom .pdf's in either acrobat xi or drawboard under win 8.1, is it suitable for that?
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I Haven't used one but if the OPerating System supports this device and drivers are installed correctly the zoom should work in any application. Hope this helps.
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I think absolutely not... I have not played with the API's for LeapMotion, but this was piece of junk as far as I am concerned... I should have returned it but forgot and then I passed the point were I can return it. Even if the API's work I dont think the device would be able to do anything meaningful with that. A friend of mine told they bought a device (May be ring (?) ) which woks better... I will update the answer when I ask them how it works.... Unless Leapmotion have changed their Hardware I doubt you would be able to create anything meaningful with this.
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I have a MacBookPro and it works with that. The USB dongle plugs into the Mac and when I view a PDF using the Preview application, I can page forward and backward using the pen. The Mac is running OSX 10.8.5.
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Depends on the adobe version, the one I bought and returned would not work on our newer machines
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The 12-in-1 ImageMate reader/writer also support Windows Vista (plug and play, no driver software needed).The Adobe software is compatible with Windows ME, 2000 and XP The Transfer Button software is compatible with Windows 98SE, ME, 2000 and XPBoth the Adobe software and the Transfer Button software do not support Windows Vista. Though it is not required to read from and write to the supported memory cards (again, the reader itself supports Windows Vista).
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All you would need to do is download the application you want and your good to go. I see there is a one called Documents to go that is compatible it has Word, Powerpoint, and Exel.
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Yes; I installed it under Windows 7 but I just checked the Epson Web and there are drivers for Windows 8 x86 and x64. ^.^
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I have this for awhile and it does work with Adobe Acrobat as this is the format I use for presentation.
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It works fine with PP12 under Vista x32. However, I cannot get Windows 7 x64 to "see" the ScanSnap.
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Yes I am using a Cannon 8800F now with windows 8.1 it works great, but it is an older scanner.
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It does convert to PDF, I can't say if it will work without Adobe since I have Adobe installed.
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Yes it is. I use it for AutoCAD and Illustrator and I had to close the windows to notice.
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Yes it works very well with Windows 7. I digitized over 300 slides using Windows 7.
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That does not appear to be an option. You will need to merge the PDF documents together after you drop them to a PC.
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i have an intuous2 4x5. I also have a sony vaio and it has a widescreen. As for it being compatible with Vista, YES from my experience (you need upgraded drivers). But for the widescreen compatibility, you have to flick the pen a few times before you can get one corner to the other. I'm trying to see if Wacom's Bamboo Fun is compatible with my notebook too. If you find out, please let me know. thanks.
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Ramon, may I suggest to check the WEB site: http://www.vupointsolutions.com/magic_wand_portable_scannerIndeed 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!!! Ramon, may I suggest to check the WEB site: http://www.vupointsolutions.com/magic_wand_portable_scannerIndeed 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... » Read More Ramon, may I suggest to check the WEB site: http://www.vupointsolutions.com/magic_wand_portable_scannerIndeed 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!!! « Show Less
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The question is, will it do multi-touch things like pinch and zoom with Windows 8?
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I have the C7280 and what I did was not install the software. Go to HP's site and download the basic driver set for the printer and install. Remember to turn off your firewall and virus scan. I am using Acrobat 8 Standard to scan OCR PDFs and Photoshop to scan photos, all is well. So, when using the basic driver set, you can use what ever software you want. It is great hardware but I wouldn't bother with the SW, get PS Elements or Acrobat Elements. Good luck!