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What’s the model of the idcard scanner? Usually they offer software that handles the basics.
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Its a scanshell 800DXN<br />
That is a good point that you are making. &nbsp;I will see if they do have a software.
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Quick search found they have software, one is even called IDscan!<br />
<a href="http://www.scanshell-store.com/downloads.htm" rel="ugc">http://www.scanshell-store.com/downloads.htm</a><br />
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Even though it's a store site, looks like free downloads for the software.
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Hello everyone,<br />
This client of mine has ID card scanners which they have been using a 3rd party Citrix app to scan an upload, however now they desire to scan and then copy and paste somewhere else. &nbsp;I can scan it and get it to work, but the ID appears at the top and then there is a lot of black space on the bottom. &nbsp;Can someone recommend dimensions or many even a third party scanning program that has less limitation?
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Hello everyone,
This client of mine has ID card scanners which they have been using a 3rd party Citrix app to scan an upload, however now they desire to scan and then copy and paste somewhere else.  I can scan it and get it to work, but the ID appears at the top and then there is a lot of black space on the bottom.  Can someone recommend dimensions or many even a third party scanning program that has less limitation?

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