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[SUNSHINE]

Need your professional assistance, e-mail me at sunshine at plexwave.com or on AIM as entropy2600 .

Need some system configuration expertise for a friend. E-mail me, i'll let you know what he's working with, his budget, hardware, etc..


Appreciated,

Chase

[foq]

You just stepped right the fuck into my territory.

[Mindf!3ldzX]

and prolly 3 dozen other ppls

Newegg.com - Computer Parts, PC Components, Laptop Computers, Digital Cameras and more! , gg.

[turtlevan]

congrats jims have fun tonight

[foq]

Just cause you put up a link to a website doesn't mean its /thread time yet :/

[spooker]

okay i could also use some help. i need to scan about 800 pages, 8.5' x 11'. Staples/Kinko's/Joe's Copyshop prices aren't competitive--anywhere from 20 cents per page to $1 per page. plus they are personal papers, so I'd prefer not to have a stranger go through them.
Can someone recommend a basic, home office type scanner? I was hoping to spend in the $200 to $250 range. It seems that the scanner market has been devastated recently by multifunction printer/scanner/copier units--I went to Staples, they had over 40 multifunctions and only 5 scanners.
The best option I've found so far is a Xerox Documate 515.
i know this might better be posted on another forum, but i don't know of any, and this is the only forum i go to, so help plz!

[Baker]

okay i could also use some help. i need to scan about 800 pages, 8.5' x 11'. Staples/Kinko's/Joe's Copyshop prices aren't competitive--anywhere from 20 cents per page to $1 per page. plus they are personal papers, so I'd prefer not to have a stranger go through them.
Can someone recommend a basic, home office type scanner? I was hoping to spend in the $200 to $250 range. It seems that the scanner market has been devastated recently by multifunction printer/scanner/copier units--I went to Staples, they had over 40 multifunctions and only 5 scanners.
The best option I've found so far is a Xerox Documate 515.
i know this might better be posted on another forum, but i don't know of any, and this is the only forum i go to, so help plz!

flatbed scanner Scanners - Save time and find great deals on flatbed scanner Scanners at DealTime

^^ Check it out. Cheapest brand new one is $19 with an average of about $39 for a flatbed scanner.

[foq]

okay i could also use some help. i need to scan about 800 pages, 8.5' x 11'. Staples/Kinko's/Joe's Copyshop prices aren't competitive--anywhere from 20 cents per page to $1 per page. plus they are personal papers, so I'd prefer not to have a stranger go through them.
Can someone recommend a basic, home office type scanner? I was hoping to spend in the $200 to $250 range. It seems that the scanner market has been devastated recently by multifunction printer/scanner/copier units--I went to Staples, they had over 40 multifunctions and only 5 scanners.
The best option I've found so far is a Xerox Documate 515.
i know this might better be posted on another forum, but i don't know of any, and this is the only forum i go to, so help plz!

Yes you do >_>

Wouldn't it be better to get a multifunction anyway rather than have a printer and a scanner? I don't know how much desk space you have but I don't have room for both.

[Mindf!3ldzX]

I have never done buisness with DealTime, but at 19 bucks thats a steal haha. I seen a leet copier like this in a techie documentary not to long ago

[foq]

I don't like it, too much room for human error. Human's cant go in perfectly straight lines. Try drawing a straight line in mspaint using the brush, or with oldschool pencil and paper.

[spooker]

thanks for the suggestions guys. i already have 2 multifunction printer/scanner/copier units, and they are grossly insufficient for scanning a large quantity of documents. most of them have flatbed scanners, and i'm not going to scan 800 pages individually on a flatbed scanner--that sounds fairly close to my vision of purgatory. one of my multifunction units has a document feeder, but again it's grossly insufficient--it jams a lot, the scans are crooked, and it's very slow. i think i found a best option today--tried out the scanner in my friends office and it seemed to do the trick, for no cost

[foq]

So... do you want a medal, or a cookie?

[Baker]

i'm not going to scan 800 pages individually on a flatbed scanner--that sounds fairly close to my vision of purgatory.

Wuss.

one of my multifunction units has a document feeder, but again it's grossly insufficient--it jams a lot, the scans are crooked, and it's very slow. i think i found a best option today--tried out the scanner in my friends office and it seemed to do the trick, for no cost

Cheapskate. No I'm kidding, that is the best option.
I always say "Why buy when you can borrow a friend's and never return it?" Haha

[foq]

I always say "Why buy when you can borrow a friend's and never return it?" Haha

Similarly, I remember you saying that you only test out unknown software on friends computers.

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Don't come near my place, or I'll use this on you:

[Baker]

Similarly, I remember you saying that you only test out unknown software on friends computers.

Shhhhh. You weren't supposed to remember that.