#Kofax vrs 5.0 professional pdf
#Kofax vrs 5.0 professional drivers
#Kofax vrs 5.0 professional pro
#Kofax vrs 5.0 professional professional

The Kodak i2600 has a larger 75-sheet ADF, and a slightly higher duty cycle (up to 4,000 pages per day). The Kodak i2600, though slightly slower in scanning to image PDF, was quicker at scanning to searchable PDF, as was the Canon imageFormula DR-C125. The HP ScanJet Enterprise 7000 S2 Sheet-Feed Scanner ($1,099 direct, 4 stars) is a formidable desktop business scanner, blazingly fast in scanning to image PDF, yet relatively slow (at least when compared with top models) in creating searchable PDFs. You can scan up to 20 cards at a time with the ADF it did well despite the occasional misfeed. Its business-card scanning using CardIris was less impressive but still decent, with some error-free cards but most having one or more errors.

#Kofax vrs 5.0 professional pro

The 7000 S2 did well in OCR using ReadIris Pro 12, with error-free text down to eight-point type in our Times New Roman and Arial test fonts, and minor errors at six points. The Kodak i2600 performed the same task in 1:16, while the far more modestly priced Editors' Choice Canon imageFormula DR-C125 put them both to shame, finishing in a minute flat. It was less impressive-at least for a scanner of its caliber-in simplex scanning of our 25-page document to searchable PDF, which is generally more useful for document management purposes than image PDF, taking 1 minute 26 seconds to scan and OCR the document. Still, both speeds beat out the Editors' Choice Kodak i2600, which we timed at 41.7 ppm for simplex scanning and 76.9 ipm at duplex scanning. Its tested speed of 83.3 images per minute (ipm), where each side of a page counts as one image, for duplex (two-sided) scanning of a 25-page document is a little slower than its 90 ppm rated speed.

#Kofax vrs 5.0 professional pdf

It scanned a 25-page test document in simplex mode to PDF image format at 200 ppi at 50 pages per minute (ppm), faster than its 45-ppm rated speed. The 7000 S2 proved very fast at scanning to PDF image files.

#Kofax vrs 5.0 professional drivers

I tested it with its drivers and software installed on a PC running Windows Vista. The 7000 S2 connects to a computer via USB. The scanner's included Twain and ISIS drivers lets you scan from nearly any program that has a scan command, while PaperPort lets you scan to a variety of applications. You can start them from HP Smart Document Scan, from which I did most of the scans in my testing. You can also create and name your own profiles. Included profiles are: Auto detect color to searchable PDF sent via email B&W to searchable PDF Fast B&W to image PDF and One button color simplex to image PDF. You can initiate scans from the 7000 S2's front panel, selecting your profile from those shown on the LCD. (Only Kofax VRS is mentioned in passing, as a way to clean up fuzzy documents and compress files.) They're essentially standalone programs, with no direct integration with HP's scanning suite, and they aren't discussed in the scanner's user guide.

#Kofax vrs 5.0 professional professional

The included programs are all of good quality: ReadIris Pro 12 for OCR, CardIris 5.5 for business card recognition, Nuance PaperPort 12 for document management, and Kofax VRS (Virtual ReScan) 5.0.1 Professional for image enhancement and compressing files. As some of their functions overlap, I'm not sure why there are two utilities. The HP Scanner Tools Utility lets you create and manage scan profiles and add them to the LCD, as well as perform maintenance tasks. HP Smart Document Scan lets you create, edit, delete, and prioritize scan profiles, and initiate scans using any of the profiles. With the 7000 S2 come no less than five discs, one with the drivers and two HP scanning utilities, the other four with third-party software.

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