Hi all,
Well, I'll be dipped in vinegar! I didn't know this existed. All the
scanners with which I'm familiar don't do this. Interesting!
Ann P.
>>>>> "Martin" == Martin Griffiths <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Martin> Maria The PulseData ScannaR is a stand alone ocr
Martin> scanner. You can transfer files directly to the
Martin> Braillenote. You first have to connect the Braillenote to
Martin> the ScannaR via the serial connectors and then use active
Martin> sync. Once you have active sync connected, you can save
Martin> the document to the ScannaR's memory and it will then ask
Martin> you if you wish to save a copy to the Braillenote. If you
Martin> answer yes it will create a new folder on your Braillenote
Martin> called reader and store it in there as an RTF file.
Martin> Hope this helps
Martin> Regards
Martin> Martin Griffiths Training Manager Pulsedata Europe Ltd
Martin> Tel 01933 626000 email [EMAIL PROTECTED] web
Martin> www.pulsedata.com
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