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Kodak i40 - Document scanner - Legal - 600 dpi x 600 dpi - up to 25 ppm (mono) / up to 25 ppm (color) - ADF ( 50 sheets ) - up to 1000 scans per day - USB
enlarge	Category: CE This item is no longer available Rating: 1 reviews Platform: Windows Media: Electronics Shipping Weight (lbs): 9 Dimensions (in): 6.6 x 13.3 x 6.4 Model: 1761972 UPC: 041771761974 EAN: 0041771761974 ASIN: B0006VL14M


Customer Reviews: perfect for home document archiving, going paperless. January 17, 2008 Mobigital (New York, NY) Scanner and software are great, very streamlined for home document scanning - bills, statements, invoices, etc. too bad software does not work on Windows Server 2003, because it relies on TWAIN support. They could have made it compatible with ISIS. The scanner beats hands down the Fujitsu's ScanSnap 5110-EOX2 (which I also have). Software is much better - for example renaming resulting PDF files to meaninful names is a royal pain with Fujitsu/Adobe bundle, but with Kodak Capture it's a piece of cake. Just take care to learn the software - it's not immediately intuitive. 1. capture a bunch of documents (statements, etc.) into a batch 2. press "E" to start naming documents. While doing that you can brows the first or 2nd page of each document to get idea of what statement and what date it applies to.