You cannot add notes directly onto the CD. By its nature it is a read-only medium. This feature keeps others from deleting or changing your originals and is usually required if the images are to be used for legal purposes. You can annotate or otherwise edit the documents once you copy them to your hard drive or other read/write media. Additionally, many document management systems will allow you to associate notes with your documents.

Not directly onto the CD. CD's are a read-only medium, which protects your images from being deleted or changed. You can annotate or otherwise edit Word documents once you copy them to your hard drive or other read/write media. However, only limited editing of PDF documents can be accomplished. PDF documents can be made password-secure upon your request.

Essentially, any type of document can be scanned; documents as small as receipts and as large as size E drawings can be scanned. For example: blueprints, pictures, posters, brochures, plans and more all can be scanned!

ANSWER: Yes, the system does support scanned and all other documents in color, however, filing colored documents is discouraged because the size may be an issue.

DWC will not destroy documents immediately. Paper documents will be kept for a period of time. To be prudent, paper files will not be destroyed until the system has been successfully running for some time, and backup capability has been demonstrated and tested.

In RR for Windows or Mac, you can add Notes and Dog-Ear markers to a file from either the ParagraphView or "on the fly" while in TurboView. In ParagraphView select the Notes Icon and the notepad will appear. Click "done" to attach the note to the word you selected. While in TurboView you can simply press ALT+N (Mac Command+N) for a note or ALT+D (Mac Command+D) for a Dog-Ear and the markup will be placed with the word appearing in the TurboView Window.

We prefer to use CD-R technology to write your electronic images onto a CD. We also support DVD for larger, specialized projects.

Any type of document can be scanned. Currently our limitations are on documents wider than 36" or longer than 10'. Documents ranging from 2.2" x 2.8" to 11" x 17" can be automatically fed through an ADF on a high-speed production scanner. Anything smaller than 2.2" x 2.8" will be scanned on a flatbed exceptions scanner and anything over 11" x 17" will be scanned with a wide format scanner (aka blueprint scanner).

Most of our clients do destroy the original documents once the scanning and indexing process has been completed. A minority of clients retain the originals in conjunction with off-site low-cost storage providers.

Yes, using an optional on-site color scanner and a color plug-in, however documents faxed into DocWorks® will be black and white.

Scanning documents to be translated is not highly recommended with any translation software because there can be misspellings created in the scanning process and you must use software that can decipher the different accent marks or characters, also it can even introduce extra characters causing inaccuracies. If you do need to scan a documents then you must make sure the text is accurate BEFORE you have Systran translate the document.

Quoted replies let you precede each line of the mail you are replying to with a ">"; it is a standard way of indicating what you are replying to when replying to Internet mail (similiar to how people use color to indicate their replies in Notes). Here is a button you can add to the forms of the standard mail templates. Add an Action Button called "Quoted Reply" to the following forms: Memo, Reply, Reply with History.

You aren't required to take notes, and I'll never check whether you do, but chances are it will make your life easier, so you might consider it. Many of the questions above can be answered by scribbling marginal notes on your readings-e.g., a star or exclamation point for things that interest or surprise you. A "vs. FirstAuthor" or "like FirstAuthor" for contradictions and connections. Underline and scribble "Arg" for main arguments in secondary sources.

It is recommended that applicants avoid scanning text documents to produce the required PDFs. Instead, NIH recommends producing the documents electronically using text or word-processing software and then converting documents to PDF. We realize there are times when including scanned documents is unavoidable, but make it the exception rather than the rule when preparing your application.

If your office has a LAN (local area network) or WAN (wide area network), document CDs may be placed in CD drives that are accessible on the network. For large archives spanning more than one CD, some companies use CD "jukeboxes" which hold multiple CDs ready for use. You may also get multiple copies of your archive so each key staff member or branch office has a complete set. You can also have your IT manager copy the files to your server's hard drives for access across your network.

There is no minimum number of pages; however MSI does have a minimum charge. Contact our sales staff for a list of charges.

A – No, but there is 2 megabyte (MB) limit on file size. We recommend a scanner DPI setting of 150 or less to keep the PDF file size as small as possible.