Business cards are not plastic. Have you used this product to scan, store and retrieve business cards?Thanks in advance for your help.Alvaro
1095536
Sorry, no experience with trying this, but I would expect that it would work the same way.
1095537
Yes you can scan non plastic cards or business cards. But unfortunately not duplex if you needed double sided.
1095538
Some of the cards that we scan are not plastic. It comes with a plastic covering so you should be able to scan a business card.
1095539
WE scan insurance cards which are often the same thickness and flexible as a business card would be. It should work just fine.
1544937
Its look like a paper, but imho not paper. I am simply use it ;) without problem.
1217435
It can certainly scan business cards, but it would save them as a jpg image file. To import directly into outlook, you would need some other kind of text recognition softward that reads the images and inputs data into fields.
2224690
Yes, it could hold business cards. I don't think the business cards would get damaged.
1434050
I printed on business cards and didn't have a problem with them. I'm not sure how other types of paper, like photo paper, would do in them.
1434052
it is not advertised or marked as anti-print transfer but the print and photos on our cards has not transferred at all. We use thermal plastic cards.
2219313
We are pleased the order and delivery process went so well for you. Both of the current members of the ID Preserver product line are VERY durable. Of course, they are not indestructible. However, their laminated construction and, in particular, the plastic layer render the sleeves remarkably resistant to daily wear and tear. We have reports of customers using them for many months in their tight wallets with no appreciable deterioration. Please be sure to keep us informed of your own experience.
1079738
I could put as many as 6 credit cards in there. Since business cards are thinner I would say 12 (2 per sleeve ) would be about the max. Otherwise I could see the sleeves splitting on the sides. After further investagation, I've discovered that standard business cards are about 1/8" wider than a credit card. So they won't fit correctly. I would not use this product for business cards! Hope this helps
686636
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.
1426232
It does not work. I installed the software and when I scan the business card it does not read it....
1832040
The company that makes the top loaders is Cardboard Gold. Information on package says "Rigid Plastic Holders, Crystal Clear, Holds Photos & Prints." This is not a Soft Sleeve- which their site says is made of PVC. Unfortunately I do not see on their site or on their packaging what the material is for their Top Loader but it is stiff (non-bendable).
157868
It is specifically set up to "read" business cards - I personally don't think you would be happy with the image. I would just buy a desktop scanner that you can set to specific sizes to capture your playing cards as jpeg files.
1937469
Yes, I believe it is.... But I am not certain! From what I gathered from my research; card printing programs on Mac leaves something to be desired.. PC are much more versitile. So, The Print Shop 2 offered the best for my needs for the price.. Best wishes!
2174145
I'm not sure what material your insurance card is made of. I have successfully scanned a drivers license and credit cards.
1972880
That is not why I use the scanner. However, the scanner can scan that type of paper and a skinnier width. The issue may be with the continuous nature of the roll (unless you are talking about single receipts, then it can definitely handle it).
1923149
I've used IBM's glossy card stock, available here on Amazon.com, and it works really, really well. Search for IBM GLOSSY GREETING, and you'll find it. We bought 240 of them. Of course, as mentioned above, it CAN get expensive if you don't have a CIS (Which I do, and it performs flawlessly).
1607339
I haven't tried to scan businesse cards but I don't see how that would be an issue. I have scanned a picture and it scanned perfectly. I would suggest placing the card on plain white paper before scanning.