Does it tell what an abbreviation is? Such as FBI, UAR, etc.
370274
yes, it tells abbreviations info. It does not tell ebonic's typing such at BF, LOL, etc.
370275
I did not know but, I checked. it responds instantly and thoroughly. Good to know, thanks for the question.
1145292
No, it does not, at least not that I was able to find, I honestly was looking for the words, if there is just a logo I might have overlooked it
192815
Not to my knowledge, but I did not look for that. I use Spanish regularly, so I have memorized the ALT keys: http://www.alt-codes.net/spanish_alt_codes/
1868221
Yes it does. It has some add-on software that you apparently need to buy to get anything besides a P-code. (Diagnostic troubleshooting, exact LR definitions, etc) but it will check, and delete the three amigos.
504515
Any US barcodes, seem to read. It works like a keyboard, so when you click on the field and shoot the barcode it fills in the numbers. I'm using it in supermarket...and so far, everything reads. So I assume cd's should too.
866066
yes, and also in dwt and something else idk what it is. i usually use the grams feature.
1542749
No, but there are ways to do that. It would require setting up rules using optical character recognition to file them for you. Not easy to do. Useful if you're scanning large quantities of documents. I scan all documents to a single "Action" folder and name them with keywords I've decided on and the date. When I'm in the mood, I file them into the appropriate folders.
317648
Yes, they are. For the letter, it has the letter (no pronunciation), an animal and then the name of the animal in English and in Spanish. Same with the numbers and colors.
1753332
yes, it is like a telephone keypad....some numbers have letters under them....so you could program it with a name, etc.
761317
No. It has everything about how it works, how to use, lot and serial #, covers symbols, etc, but not what you are looking for. When I use it, I get a reading about like I get at the doctors office but no way to prove it is correct. Good luck
1605070
Sorry, we have no response for this question as we use it for scanning persons at security.
179863
Nope, the keyboard is set up for standard American English (does not contain á é í ó ñ ú ü ¿ ¡ €). Alt codes can be used to get those letters (like the ones at this website: http://symbolcodes.tlt.psu.edu/bylanguage/spanish.html) but it can be frustrating and time consuming to type in Spanish like that.
1431226
yes, I have them on the alphabet, esc, alt, delete, punctuation ,<, .>,/?, ;: and '", and ctrl. Also on the += and -_. I didn't need them on the numbers. I LOVE them!!!!!!!!!
720084
Yes. It tries to pronounce the name. If no name is given it says the phone number. It says 'unavailable' otherwise
559465
No, but the information will be there if you increase the field size to allow for another line. You ca make the font smaller to allow for additional info.
2080096
yes it does, but not necessary for scanning. it will automatically scan when pointed at bar codes.
1521753
It doesn't. That must be a special version of the keyboard. I have ordered three and all of them are in english with the regular set of symbols.