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HANDHELD PEN SCANNERS

jab Page Icon Posted 2010-02-19 10:32 AM
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Has anybody got any experince of using handheld text scanners with an hpc2000 mips device
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Rich Hawley Page Icon Posted 2010-02-19 12:01 PM
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Not me, but I'd love to see one. Back when I was doing heavy library research for my Master's thesis, I looked into portable scanning to avoid having to make a zillion copies of excerts. But the time took so long, I ended up just taking a photo using my digital camera. That was faster and worked just as well...

But a scanner with OCR capability would have been nice though I imagine it would be too time consuming.
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CE Geek Page Icon Posted 2010-02-19 11:06 PM
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Is there really such a thing as a CE-compatible document scanner? That was one thing I was dreaming about when I posted this thread:

http://www.hpcfactor.com/forums/forums/thread-view.asp?tid=14294&posts=1
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thcrw739 Page Icon Posted 2010-02-20 1:38 AM
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No garentee and expensive but it does say PocketPC http://www.staples.com/IRIS-IRISPen-Express-6-Handheld-Scanner/product_712733?cm_mmc=GoogleBase-_-Shopping-_-Technology%3EScanners-_-712733-USOA400

Oh and if you can find a WizCom QuickLink Pen Text Scanner on eBay or something its suppose to transfer to windows ce by IR

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hmascience Page Icon Posted 2010-02-20 1:50 PM
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Looks neat, but I'm missing the part about it really being PocketPC compatible except in the advertising text. If you look at the system requirements, it looks like only PC/Mac OS's and hardware are specified.
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thcrw739 Page Icon Posted 2010-02-20 2:32 PM
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I would look for the other one then, as i found it by googling, and it said it could be used with pda's by the ir port on it. & this one again expencive, but thats just one place http://www.jr.com/wizcom-technologies/pe/WZC_SUPERPENTRA/#productTabDetails

I would look at the wizcom brand in general, seems they have a couple that actully are compatible with pda's

Another, diffrent brand, Looks like a ebay item seeing the age http://www.epinions.com/review/pr-Scanners_C_Technologies_C_Pen_800C_Handheld_Hand_held_scanner_C_PEN_800C/content_192405737092

So apparently there are options, Just need to search

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jab Page Icon Posted 2010-03-10 12:03 PM
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I have now purchased a Wizcom Quicklink Scanner of ebay(minus cable) cheap and a copy of Peacemaker Pro.
The scanner works perfectly and sends files by infrared to the HPC with no problems.
I then tried to send files also by infrared to the Wizcom desktop program using an infrared dongle (running on Windows 7) no sucess so I will have to buy the connection cable.
However what I did find using Peasemaker pro I can send and recieve files from the HPC to my WINDOWS7 (32Bit) desktop using the Windows 7
infrared file transfer program built in to Windows 7 !!! GOOD NEWS

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