TWAIN scanners are typically small, desktop scanners that you use to scan files onto your computer. The tell-tale signs of a network scanner are that 1) it isn't connected to a computer, and 2) it saves scans into a folder on the network (or possibly emails them to you). Network scanners are typically large, freestanding printers that can also work as scanners (though their primary function is to be a printer). Scanners fall roughly into three broad categories, and not all document scanning software works with all of them: network scanners, TWAIN scanners, and standalone scanners. Will the Scan Software Work with Your Scanner? We'll walk you through the features you need to look for in document scanning software and show you why we recommend FileCenter. And that's FileCenter, the low-cost leader in document scanning software. What should you look for when picking a document scanning solution? Is there a good all-around choice? Absolutely. Different programs vary in their ease-of-use and in their effectiveness. Not all document scanning software is created equal.
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