Can I use this scaner to scan insuranace cards and download the images to my pc later?
459735
yes.... you and use a USB thumb drive and it will scan images to the drive for later use on your PC. Each page is saved as a jpg image which can be converted on your PC if necessary.
459736
Yes ----use a flash drive or a image card and then transfer to your preference. This mobility does not come with the software like you see on TV.
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!
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Yes it can. You have to select type of scan, e.g., tiff or JPEG. You'll probably want JPEG. You should set the resolution, which depends upon what you want to do with the scanned image. Low resolution is OK if you are going to distribute the scanned pictures in emails, but if you want to make prints ultimately, save at at least 300 dpi. You should tell the scanner where on your computer you want to save the files. I use "My Pictures," but the default, whatever it is, is OK, as long as you make a note of it, so that you can find the pictures after scanning them. You'll be asked about color settings or black and white. Choose the default settings for either, since things can become quite complex if you decide to tweak the settings. This is an excellent scanner, and it can do anything you ssk of it, including restoring damaged pictures, but that's for more advanced users.
614850
In my opinion, No it would not. This device is limited in what it scan in terms of paper size and it is very difficult to judge what you actually did scan until you actually view it on your computer or lap top.
1645253
Yes, you could do that, but you must take it to metro pcs for that they can scan it and i think it will cost you some money.
607872
It will only scan very specific cards, so if you have a card like that to put in the wallet then yes. If you want to test credit cards then no.
231062
We are running Window XP will this work with that? Also, we are a medical office so can I scan insurance cards and IDs with this??
2182736
I use mine for a police scanner that comes with a CD-ROM that formats the micro SD card and downloads available channels. You might have to get a micro SD card writer/reader in order to format the SD card.
202815
No, and that is my only complaint about the scanner. Must scan batch of five on SD card, then upload to PC. Makes large quantity of scans even slower.
2143542
Yes, be careful with the cheap card readers from China. I had one that corrupted image files during the read or import of the images and they were unrecoverable. I threw it away of course, but I just wanted to agree that it does happen.
1057354
You can't (unless the things you want to scan all fit on the scanner at once). HP might have a document loadder that you could buy as an add on.
1844910
Yes, you can scan using a regular SD card, and just insert the card into your computer. The scanned documents should be there.
484766
The answer to your question is No. Your Scans are saved as PDF or JPG on to a Scan Disc then transferred to your Computer. You then name or Label the PDF/ JPG.Items can then be sorted inside the folder as you would any collection of files.You might be able to scan Business Cards (if you're clever) but I think a Plastic DL would be too thick, and the slick surface would give you trouble.
249155
No. The scanner doesn't have its own storage and needs to be connected to a computer via USB to work. If you want more portable scanning, try the Doxie Go, for example.
1474700
I would use it for that. The machine is super fast, and it's pretty impressive how accurate it is in sizing and framing whatever it is you're scanning. I haven't used it for scanning pictures, but I wouldn't hesitate to start.
2283131
Very good question.. I just tried it and it scanned my license flawlessly! Hope that helps.
723684
The software is easy to use. I'm not sure about scanning business cards or other cards.
1732472
I do not believe so. The scanner saves a picture or image (.JPG) of the card. Outlook requires a text file of sorts. The image has to be converted to text by some process after the scanning.