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06-28-2012, 05:19 PM
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1. As of right now it keeps the front and back scans separate. I am almost positive that some tinkering with the software will save them as one....though I have not yet figured this out. It names the files a generic number based on date and number the scan is.
2. The askew situation was not an issue with the index cards because you can adjust the feeder to squeeze items that are the same size. I used it in my tax practice this year and it did its best to auto correct. 3. I have to check back about the border. I believe that it leaves one but will have to check on that. 4. It will scan items slightly wider than 8 1/2 inches wide. 5. It isn't old enough to have any dirt issues. Bought it in January of this year. It has done tons of scans and so far so good. Tom C 
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