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November 9, 2006
Using Acrobat with the Canon DR-2580C Scanner
One of the perks of my job at Adobe is that partners send me cool stuff to evaluate. Sometimes the products come without any warning. That was the case when I received a Canon DR-2580C scanner recently. I don't even know who to thank!
The DR-2580C is a great scanner for a solo or small firm. The DR-2580C is rated at 25, black and white, double-sided pages per minute at 300 dpi. That's smoking fast! Best of all, this scanner includes a full version of Adobe Acrobat 7 Standard. I assume they will upgrade the bundle to Acrobat 8 in the future.
For a scanner this fast, the price is reasonable ranging from about $640 to $750 depending on the online retailer.
I've discovered a few tips for using this scanner with Acrobat 8. While we're at it, I'll make note of some new OCR features in Acrobat 8.
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