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Thanks, Joe!<br />
FYI... Since it pertains to converting DOCs to PDFs. Not sure if you can help but, I reco'd you for this question: <a href="https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/28642482/Need-VBA-Code-to-Move-MS-Office-Files-to-Different-Folders-and-Place-PDF-Copies-in-Other-Folders.html" rel="ugc">https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/28642482/Need-VBA-Code-to-Move-MS-Office-Files-to-Different-Folders-and-Place-PDF-Copies-in-Other-Folders.html</a>
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Thanks, Joe!
FYI... Since it pertains to converting DOCs to PDFs. Not sure if you can help but, I reco'd you for this question: https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/28642482/Need-VBA-Code-to-Move-MS-Office-Files-to-Different-Folders-and-Place-PDF-Copies-in-Other-Folders.html [https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/28642482/Need-VBA-Code-to-Move-MS-Office-Files-to-Different-Folders-and-Place-PDF-Copies-in-Other-Folders.html]

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You're welcome — and thanks to you for the recommendation at the other question. I'll look at it after dinner. Regards, Joe
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You're welcome — and thanks to you for the recommendation at the other question. I'll look at it after dinner. Regards, Joe

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Client is considering getting the scanner but would like to know thoughts of other users.<br />
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The client will scan lots of 8.5x11 and 17x11 to PDF and needs to search the text of those PDFs later.<br />
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1. What's the highest resolution?<br />
2. Have you used USB 2.0 or SCSI? Does it make a difference speedwise?<br />
3. General thoughts on scanner performance.
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Client is considering getting the scanner but would like to know thoughts of other users.

The client will scan lots of 8.5x11 and 17x11 to PDF and needs to search the text of those PDFs later.

1. What's the highest resolution?
2. Have you used USB 2.0 or SCSI? Does it make a difference speedwise?
3. General thoughts on scanner performance.

Opinion on Fujitsu Scanner fi-5530C2

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