Yeah, sorry about that. Some where I thought I saw it for $79, but
like I said I wasn't sure. I guess I need to add more money to my Pay
Pal account.
On Apr 27, 2008, at 8:09 PM, Josh de Lioncourt wrote:
Readiris retails for $130, but is frequently available for less on
special, or with rebates. Links to much of the software you are
asking about can be found in the Top Software Picks section of http://www.Lioncourt.com
Josh de Lioncourt
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On 27 Apr, 2008, at 4:49 PM, vashaun jones wrote:
One of the first things I would say is that the 15 inch for
portability is going to be better for you. You will not get a speed
increase just because it's 17 inches. For the scanner I use a Canon
Canoscan LIDE 500F and it weighs less than 2 lb.. Readiris is the
scanning software that most use and it's about $79 if I'm not
mistaken. MS Word or Office for that matter isn't accessible but
alternatives would be Text Edit, Bean and Nisus Writer Pro for word
processing Tables for spread sheets. As far as the hard drive goes
I like the faster 7500 RPM drive but that's because I'm a geek and
because it's faster. I I have a bag that holds two laptops a
scanner and a Canon portable printer with all the cords that looks
like two standard laptop bags put together with wheels like your
heavy duty luggage would have. I can't think of the name but it
cost around $119. That's all I can answer for now but others will
weigh in shortly I'm sure. OH yeah the keyboard...I have Bluetooth
ones for home use and the Apple wired aluminum keyboard for travel
along with a similulary thin windows keyboard that's USB as well. I
do this because I don't want to worry about batteries on the road
when it's critical. And for training on the Mac using Windows the
Bootcamp feature of Leopard is the way to go and for fun you can
run machines virtually for a side by side comparison of your
splendor of OS's. I have several Windows machines from Vista to XP
running multiple screen readers about 5 in total. Also upgrade your
RAM but don't do it through Apple because they will charge you a
small fortune. Go through a company like crusial.com. I hope this
helps you and if you would like to talk on Skype or something then
drop me a line off list and we can talk. I do exactly what you want
to do so I'm sure I can assist.
