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Use Your Scanner to Sign Documents Online
Posted at 20:32, 09/05/2008 by LoriDeschene
Your scanner has a lot of talents. Give it a chance to shine! Nuance lists a bunch of cool things you can do with your scanner, including:
  • Save your signature as a TIFF or PICT file on your computer to e-sign documents.
  • Create textured backgrounds for presentations and other graphic communications. You could pile a bunch of leaves, coins, or even tin foil on the scanner to create a cool effect.
  • Scan your child into her favorite story. Simply scan the pages onto the computer, change the main character’s name to your child’s, and use a free image editor to put your child right in the book!
Pop on over to Nuance to see if anything else catches your eye.
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