Neat Life-Saver

Shows how NeatDesk with ADF takes care of receipt, documents in no time and makes the shoebox a thing of the past. Neatworks and the Neatdesk are available from the Neat Company (www.neatco.com).

Category:

Science & Technology

Tags:

• Neatworks
• Neat
• Desk
• Documents
• Receipts
• Scanner
• ADF

[jakeguitar01]

YOU SUCK! What is wrong with you? I wasn't going to comment on this crappy video, but i couldn't help myself. This video didn't teach me a damn thing.

[mkgroener]

@jakeguitar01 Not sure what teaching moment you were looking for? I don't remember stating anywhere that it was supposed to be a training video. I am amazed though at your well structured constructive criticism. Not sure any video I would do could rise to your level of need.

[antwonza]

im thinking about trying the free trial but not sure if i should get the desktop or portable scanner? which one is better? i am assuming the desktop is better and faster

[mkgroener]

@antwonza It really depends on your application. If you travel a lot and want to scan on the road, the portable scanner is the one to use. But, portable does not have instant double-sided scanning (by instead I mean that the desktop actually has two scanning bars that scan the front/back at the same time as the documents/receipts get pulled through.

[mkgroener]

@antwonza Yes, the desktop is faster in scanning since you also do not have to manually feed it one page at a time, and turn it around if you need to scan front/back. The draw back of the desktop is that it takes up more desk space and requires separate power supply, while the portable uses USB power.

[mkgroener]

@antwonza Someone commented that in the video it pulled two receipts at the same time. That is generally not an issue and really depends on how "crumbled up", dirty/sticky, static, moist the receipts are. I have scanned thousands of receipts and documents over the years, and this happens only with "bad" paper, and I have even experienced this with professional office scanners/copiers. Nothing the scanner can do when paper sticks to each other.

[billnts]

OK, so the video is shaky and the voice/accent won't get him a job on prime time TV...BUT, he does give a real world view of the scanner working.

Thanks for posting the video!

[timbemann]

@jakeguitar01 Try reading the directions dumb-ass!  It's not complicated.

[waty19]

@XsmileXcoversXmeX It's called backing it up on a thumb drive or something.

[XsmileXcoversXmeX]

what if your computer messes up for some odd reason thats when all the crap saved on your computer will be gone