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#506130 - 08/01/08 02:13 PM Business Card Readers/Scanners? [Re: replicajewelry]
adgeka Registered: 12/04/07 Posts: 15	Anyone using a Business card scanner that 1. they like 2. works with Now I am swimming in a sea of business cards (hundreds) and have no interest in entering the info manually unless I absolutely have to. TIA, adgeka
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#506131 - 08/04/08 06:42 PM Re: Business Card Readers/Scanners? [Re: replicajewelry]
TheMadCow Outstanding in the field... Registered: 04/05/07 Posts: 249 Loc: Los Angeles	Due to the obviously varied way cards are laid out, I haven't found a reliable entry method using these scanners. My solution? I hired a local High School student that was proficient in typing and had them type and enter everything. It was a win/win for both - she made some great money and I got everything entered like I wanted. It was just too much grief to massage the scanned data and get it into the right fields in NOW. Edited by (08/06/08 11:20 PM) _________________________ Geoff Miller MadCow Studios Toluca Lake, CA ...we're outstanding in the field....
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#506132 - 08/05/08 09:34 AM Re: Business Card Readers/Scanners? [Re: replicajewelry]
adgeka Registered: 12/04/07 Posts: 15	Thanks for the info MadCow. I may have to go the same route you did, but as I am newly self employed, I am barely able to pay myself, much less someone else! Smile adgeka
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