[blindlaw] bulk scanners

[Carrie Ann Lucas]

I use this Fujitsu and have good luck with it.  I use it with omnipage.
When I was in law school, my school (eventually) sent my books out to a
document processing company, and the results were excellent.  When I have
document heavy cases now, I use document processors because they are fast,
accurate and cost effective.

Carrie Ann Lucas
Attorney/Equal Justice Works Fellow
Center for Rights of Parents with Disabilities Colorado Cross-Disability
Coalition
655 Broadway, Suite 775
Denver, CO 80203
303.839.1775 (voice
303.839.0015 (TTY and CapTel)
303.839.1782 (facsimile)
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-----Original Message-----
     I have used both a Fujitsu FI4010 and a Canon DR2580C. The Canon is
small and can have a flatbed option added to it. When looking for a scanner,
I would look at the Kurzweil or OpenBook sites for a list of scanners that
have been tested. I sure do like the ability of a scanner to do duplex
scanning. If your pages get messed in a simplex scanner, you will have a
real mess when you flip the stack over.

Regards,

Robert Jaquiss