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Thank you so much! &nbsp;We have narrowed it down to Fujitsu or Kodak!<br />
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Regards,<br />
Mike
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Thank you so much!  We have narrowed it down to Fujitsu or Kodak!

Regards,
Mike

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Hi experts,<br />
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We are converting our old medical charts to PDF at our office. &nbsp;Some sheets may be a bit creased at the top from staple removal, handling, etc. &nbsp;Some pages may also have 2 loose leaf holes at the top. Can you recommend a hardy scanner that can handle such documents?<br />
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We need a scanner with the following features::<br />
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Full Duplex<br />
ADF<br />
100 page feeder capacity<br />
We do NOT need a flatbed as well<br />
handle about 3000 scans a day<br />
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Price- preferably less than $5,000<br />
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Thanks for your input!<br />
<br />
Mike<br />

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Hi experts,

We are converting our old medical charts to PDF at our office.  Some sheets may be a bit creased at the top from staple removal, handling, etc.  Some pages may also have 2 loose leaf holes at the top. Can you recommend a hardy scanner that can handle such documents?

We need a scanner with the following features::

Full Duplex
ADF
100 page feeder capacity
We do NOT need a flatbed as well
handle about 3000 scans a day

Price- preferably less than $5,000

Thanks for your input!

Mike


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