Does Doxie scan business cards?
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I just tried it on a tiny postage stamp and a fortune cookie message, and it worked flawlessly
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Yes, definitely a business card. As far as the corp ID card, I would measure the overall size of the card (LxW) and compare it to the measurements of the tag. As far as the "thickness" of the card, not an issue at all. I would bet your corp card would fit, but wouldn't hurt to confirm by measuring. Good luck!
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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.
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Doxie Flip can scan in both 300dpi and 600dpi.-- Christy @ Doxie Customer Care
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Yes, there are many pre-designed templates for business or personal cards, or you can design your own. Works great.
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I just tried importing with Doxie docs and pics scanned from other devices. It would not do this task. Doxie gave me the error message that these items were not scanned by Doxie. This is a great scanner but will not do what yu ask. I would contact Doxie to see if there is a workaround.
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Doxie Flip stores images on the scanner itself in JPEG format, then offers a variety of output formats in the included software. For some full quality samples, check out: http://www.getdoxie.com/product/flip/samples.html Sarah @ Doxie Customer Care
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Yes. You are able to scan: Paper, receipts, photos, business cards, plastic/laminated cards (including embossed).
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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.
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The Scan window is only about 6.5 by 8 inches. You can use the Software to stitch multiple overlapping scans. The Flip is more suited for medium size photos. You probably should go for the Doxie Go for the sizes you want.I purchased the Doxie Go Wifi a little after buying the Flip. I like both scanners but the Doxie Go is better for larger scans.
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Sorry, don't know what Doxie is. This was given as a present and the recipient was very satisfied with it. He is a computer geek and for the price, it was just what he wanted. Not professional by any means, but then the price - that's the key. He had done some research before putting it on his wish list, and there you go.
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Yes, you can. :) However, you will be missing out the cool features of Doxie's software including organizing, image optimization, stapling, creating multi-page PDFs with OCR and saving to other applications.
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Yes, as long as the magazine pages are 8.5 x 11 or smaller they will go through the scanner fine. I love my Doxie and use it every day at my office.
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Doxie Flip works standalone and writes directly to a SD memory card. Any device that can read a SD memory card can then access the images.
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Yes, it should scan it as it's wide enough. As the image captured is a JPG file, I don't believe it has the intelligence to know it's a legal document, it just sees it as an image file. The Doxie software may be able to distinguish it but I have not tested that.
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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.
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They are the same hardware. You may want the Doxie because their software is a little easier and mac-friendly. No doubt, this is a rebrand, but the brand takes care to make their software work well.