Reply to "Searchable PDFs processed by the Copier"

NivasManSenior P4P'er

Canon: Finding this topic of interest, I decided to run a test on one of our demo room devices, a Canon ImageRunner Advance C2230. While a newer model, this family of IRAdvance does not offer all of the horespower and features of the larger and more costly models. It does feature PDF (searchable) as a scanned file format. So, I placed a memory stick in the USB port, chose B&W 300dpi pdf searchable. I placed a "typical" office document (actually, my Treeno EDM Administrator's Guide) in the ADF, and scanned 50 pages. Result: File scanned, written to USB, and completed in 3 minutes 15 seconds. File size: 3.1MB.

I then opened the file on my Mac using Adobe Reader and it is indeed searchable.

7/16/134:11 PM

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