Over the coming months, we will be updating our readers on some of the new technologies that are now available at the Ridgefield Library. One of the newest and most useful is our Library Document Station. This multi-function system utilizes a touch-screen monitor connected to a flat-bed scanner. It allows our patrons to scan/copy/fax documents or pictures to various destinations. Scanning destinations include:
E-mail – Scan and send documents to your email.
USB – Scan directly to a USB flash drive.
Fax – Scan and fax direct. Faxes are $1/page.
B/W Printer – Scan and print to our print management system. This function acts like a regular copy machine. B/W prints are $0.20/page.
Color Printer – Scan and print to our print management system. This function allows color copying which is not available on our regular copy machines. Color prints are $0.50/page. Google Drive – Log into your Google Drive account and scan documents direct.
Unlike with regular copiers you may place a document in any position and the scanner will auto-align so it scans in straight. After scanning each page you are given options for cropping, rotating and other fine tuning.
Please come in and visit our Adult Services Desk for assistance!
E-mail – Scan and send documents to your email.
USB – Scan directly to a USB flash drive.
Fax – Scan and fax direct. Faxes are $1/page.
B/W Printer – Scan and print to our print management system. This function acts like a regular copy machine. B/W prints are $0.20/page.
Color Printer – Scan and print to our print management system. This function allows color copying which is not available on our regular copy machines. Color prints are $0.50/page. Google Drive – Log into your Google Drive account and scan documents direct.
Unlike with regular copiers you may place a document in any position and the scanner will auto-align so it scans in straight. After scanning each page you are given options for cropping, rotating and other fine tuning.
Please come in and visit our Adult Services Desk for assistance!
Contributed by Network Administrator Anthony Cacciola
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