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Using Laptop Camera to Scan Visiting Cards

06/23/2013 9:25 AM

I want to use the camera in my laptop to scan visiting cards and create a file. My laptop is HP pavilion dv6. Any free applications to suggest?

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Re: Using laptop camera to scan visiting cards

06/23/2013 9:37 AM

I typed "free business card scanners" into a search engine and got:

About 2,870,000 results (0.26 seconds)

Give it a try by registering for free at www.cognicard.com

These claim to be free, you'll have to look at them.

Business Card Recognition Software Free Download - Softpedia

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business card scanner software free download - Softonic


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There are still 2,869,996 more sites to check. Have fun.
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Re: Using Laptop Camera to Scan Visiting Cards

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