John,

I believe it. It was hard for me to give up paper at first, however, I am
learning more and more to put it on the computer. And you are so right,
these scanners are wonderful. I just found out the program for this scanner
will even take things I have scanned from other scanners and crop them. The
business scanner sounds wonderful!!

I am so serious about keeping everything digital I also bought one of those
wand scanners to carry with me to the library. It is not only a wand
scanner but also scrolling scanner in its base and can copy up to legal
size documents.

I can say I haven't done as much scanning as you however when I am done I
will have. Again, you should see the awful stacks in my office!!!!

Nora

On Mon, Dec 26, 2011 at 6:24 PM, John Robinson <[email protected]>wrote:

> Nora,
>
> Aren't these scanners the ultimate.  I use Epson, their software is a
> jewell and so easy to use.  My wife and I are about to celebrate our 50 yr.
> class reunion, I have been put in charge to the media thus classmates from
> all over the country have been sending me old photo's, yellowed newspapers,
> school newspapers, personal photo's of parties with our classmates, senior
> class cards.....you name it.
>
> I have scanned hundreds, cropping only the one picture or article from the
> entire sheet.  I have scanned into the thousands I am sure, every single
> picture from our senior class so I could print a 4x6 glossy to put into a
> frame that has "Memories" on the front.  We all can be reminded of what we
> looked like 50 years ago.
>
> So much yet to do but without a great scanner and unbelievable software I
> couldn't get it done.
>
> I also have been subscribing to an investment newsletter from a friend of
> mine, I had years and years of them stacked in the barn filling many boxes,
> unusable for how in the world would I know what information was where?
>
> I also got an Epson business scanner, scanned all of his work.  The thing
> is so fast it could outrun my Mac, but in no time I had every single
> newsletter he had ever written in digital format, listed by year, then
> month.  Now I can go back with ease so see what he wrote about a particular
> company or the economy in times past.   I couldn't live without these
> machines, I use them many times each week.
>
> John
>
>
> On Dec 26, 2011, at 6:01 PM, Nora Probasco wrote:
>
> > Ok, something good has come out of this problem with Preview. Because of
> compatibility problems, I had to get a new portable Canon scanner for my
> laptop. This forced me to look at the program that came with the scanner
> and it actually has worked out better. It came with a true PDF cropping
> function and lets me save a multiple page PDF. I am into genealogy and
> trying to go paperless, so I am scanning all my documents I have found so
> far. Big job, lot of work.
> >
> > Nora
> >
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