Post Description

Got a scanner and a printer? Why not combine the two into a copier? You no longer need a real photo copier if you have Photocopier. This is how it goes: insert a document into your scanner, start Photocopier and press its Copy button. After a few moments your printer produces a copy of the document. That's it. No difficult settings to make, it's very user friendly.


Program details: 

*Make copies just by pressing the Copy button on your scanner.
*Get a preview of the scanned image before printing starts.  Manipulate (invert, mirror) the scanned image from the preview  window.
*Have greater control over scan resolution.
*Remove superfluous parts of the scanned image with the Auto  and Manual crop functions.
*Select the imaging device to use. Convenient when you have  both a scanner and a digital camera installed on your system.
*Specify which printer Photocopier should use, specify separate  printers for black and white, grey scale and colour copies.
*Instruct Photocopier to pause before printing starts.  Convenient when you have scanner and printer attached to  your system via a switch box.
*Save the scanned image in a variety of graphic formats (JPEG,  GIF, PNG, TIFF etc) from Photocopier's preview window.

Requirements: 

*A Windows 95/98/ME/NT/2000/XP/Vista/7 system.
*A scanner that complies with the Twain standard (most scanners  do).
*A printer installed in Windows.