Reply to "Scan Router Pro vs Canon e Copy"

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It's great to hear what Ricoh can do (one server can serve 16 units, etc.) but we are already supposed to know that. I would love to have someone reiterate what we can use when selling against eCopy. How does our solution vary from Canon's when only dealing with a one unit install? What about two units? How about our free software vs. their free software? What scenario might our free software accomodate but Canon have to add an upgrade to accomodate?

12/3/0310:03 AM

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