Can it scan math equations?
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Hi Dennis, I haven't tried this myself, but I would guess that this device would struggle to accurately record equations: it will probably mistake Greek characters/mathematical characters for more common letters, although you may be able to select mathematical formula as the OCR language.
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I have never tried math equations - so I am not sure, I apologize. I have a feeling it would probably not read as accurately with a math equation
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Don't know, never had the need to do that.However, I see no reason it would not.
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Yes, I use it to scan ISBN#s from books and other items that I want to list on Amazon. There is no major set up, I just plugged it into my computer USB and my computer read that it was hooked up and it started to work. It will scan a barcode number right into an excel document . This was a very inexpensive item but can make a job go so much faster. Hope this helped. "Fly'n Betty"
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not sureon rsolution but it does tare and u can calibrate yes only problem is manuel very basic but thank god you tube
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Hi Robinson! I'm not sure you can, anyway, they'd be very simple formulas. For complex formulas I suggest the HP35.
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I don't know the answer to the question. We simply use our barcode scanner for our work software E2 Shoptech. It does a fine job scanning the barcodes with that software.
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Yes you can scan anything that fits in the parameters of the scanning area. I scan many of my kids odd shaped artwork from school. As far as alignment problems you really do not see it at all. The way the system looks at it is white or light object being scanned and dark black mat underneath. The scan program is intelligent enough to detect and accurately find the edges of the items being scanned. Again I use this primarily to scan items that can't be scanned by my ix500 scanner.
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Yes - there is now a CAS add-in for this calculator which will do this and a lot more - it's called Eigenmath and can be downloaded from www.cemetech.net
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Yes, it can scan virtually anything, but the key is the software that you are scanning to
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No. Scanner is marginal and only scans single pages. Scanner is in the trash.
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Yes you can scan anything....book, magazine, object, receipt etc. Check out the solo8 Hovercam model. It is brand new and much better, but higher in price of course.
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Yes, although the roll of paper is not that long, so buy some spare rolls right away (it takes the standard calculator paper rolls).
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No you would have to have your own electronic calculator up. It will input numbers and functions to your electronic calculator. I hope this helps.
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Usually, yes. However, there are a few things to watch out for. 1.) It needs to be a barcode which the scanner can read. It looks like this scanner can not read 2D barcodes (= dot matrix codes). 2.) Most barcode scanners can be programmed to add into (or drop from) the "scan-stream" certain prefixes, suffixes, characters, controls, etc. The most common example is to add a "Tab" or a "Line Feed" to the end (= suffix) of the scan-stream. Therefore, if you then would scan a barcode into Excel, with a "TAB" suffix it would write the value into the active cell, and then hop one over to the next cell. With a line-feed suffix it would hop one down. With a suffix "Tab Tab Linefeed", it would hop 2 over & 1 down. 3.) Here & there barcodes can contain unexpected control characters, which Excel can process in very unpredictable ways. This is rare, but if it happens, then open Notepad text editor, scan the barcode there, and see what it reveals, b/c Notepad will not process control chars like Excel sometimes does. 4.) If the Caps-Lock is activated, the scan stream is inverted from all upper case to all lower case, or vice versa, depending on what the initial barcode represents. 5.) Some barcodes on shipping crates contain leading characters like "D" embedded into the date or "Q" embedded into the quantity. These can be manipulated either by reprogramming the scanner, or using some Excel worksheet function, etc. 6.) The user manuals of these barcode scanners are typically a real pain to read &/or understand. Luckily, for simple barcode scanning they are pretty much plug-&-play. Only if you were to modify the scanner's behavior (like adding suffixes, etc) you'd need to understand the user manual. 7.) There are free 3of9 TTF (true type fonts) out there for creating your own scan sheets with Excel. Needs some playing around with, but are really useful once figured out. Hope this helps.
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This will scan anything with a barcode though you will need to plug it into a power source (a laptop works fine) It will import to excel (though there is a bit of a learning curve figuring out how to do it)
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Yes. Great value for the money and ease of use. We use ours extensively. Please note that you will have to become skillful with appropriate software. Sooner or later acquire a 3-D object scanner.
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No. This scanner will only read 2D barcodes...like a UPC symbol on a box of cereal at the grocery store. You will need a 3D barcode scanner to read those kinds of codes.
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I'm sorry I don't know enough about computers to answer your question. However we are very satisfied with the scanner.