Name a PDF from the copier or is it like ours? Where you have to go to the file after it has reached its destination and rename it there.
I need to know ASAP up against Canon for 3 machines at a law firm.
Thanks,
-=Mike=-
Original Post
Mike, get a hold of Jason R, he has had training on ecopy
posted Tue August 12 2003 04:57 PM
Has anyone ever had to compete with or install a copier that works with this software.
Posts: 45 | From: Louisville, KY U.S.A. | Registered: Wed January 08 2003
Chad
Junior Member
posted Wed August 13 2003 01:41 PM
E-copy was just a way to get push scan to email/computer/etc. before Canon figured out how to get it into the copier without a seperate monitor and computer. The canon i models are less expensive than adding e-copy. E-copy does offer a little more user friendly applications, but I can not justify the cost versus an "i" model copier. Hope this helps.
Posts: 3 | From: Waco, Tx | Registered: Mon June 30 2003
JasonR
Member
posted Wed August 13 2003 06:34 PM
I just got a training overview on ecopy today, what's your question?
Main benefits I see to it are... It uses authentication, It can communicate directly with the exchange server and pull the global address book, no limit on user names.
The i models do not support authentication. and eCopy is a little more then $1,000 more than an i model.
Posts: 30 | From: nashville, tn | Registered: Tue January 07 2003
Pete Maimone
Elite Member
posted Wed August 13 2003 10:32 PM
Scott,
What specifically is their application? Remember, the 2035/45, 1224/32, the 2090/2105, and 1060/75 all come with scan to e-mail out of the box. If they are sending to less than 2000 destinations, and don't require authentication. You're good to go out of the box. I'm told there is a way to create a csv? file form you e-mail address book and upload to the copier via smartnet monitor.
If they require authentication or direct access to mailserver then you add Global Scan.
Pete M.
Posts: 68 | From: North Brunswick | Registered: Tue January 07 2003
Gregory
Docusultant
posted Thu August 14 2003 01:41 PM
Pete is right on the money. You can create a .csv file and upload. You don't get authentication until you move to GlobalScan.
Posts: 215 | From: Reading, PA, USA | Registered: Fri March 07 2003
JasonR
Member
posted Thu August 14 2003 09:00 PM
Yes... well the .csv file directions didn't work for me. So I called Ricoh, they couldn't get it to work either. Only tried once as an experiment so far.
Anyone successfully completed this procedure?
Posts: 30 | From: nashville, tn | Registered: Tue January 07 2003
Pete Maimone
Elite Member
posted Fri August 15 2003 02:02 AM
I'll check with my people and find out how they did it.
posted Tue August 12 2003 04:57 PM
Has anyone ever had to compete with or install a copier that works with this software.
Posts: 45 | From: Louisville, KY U.S.A. | Registered: Wed January 08 2003
Chad
Junior Member
posted Wed August 13 2003 01:41 PM
E-copy was just a way to get push scan to email/computer/etc. before Canon figured out how to get it into the copier without a seperate monitor and computer. The canon i models are less expensive than adding e-copy. E-copy does offer a little more user friendly applications, but I can not justify the cost versus an "i" model copier. Hope this helps.
Posts: 3 | From: Waco, Tx | Registered: Mon June 30 2003
JasonR
Member
posted Wed August 13 2003 06:34 PM
I just got a training overview on ecopy today, what's your question?
Main benefits I see to it are... It uses authentication, It can communicate directly with the exchange server and pull the global address book, no limit on user names.
The i models do not support authentication. and eCopy is a little more then $1,000 more than an i model.
Posts: 30 | From: nashville, tn | Registered: Tue January 07 2003
Pete Maimone
Elite Member
posted Wed August 13 2003 10:32 PM
Scott,
What specifically is their application? Remember, the 2035/45, 1224/32, the 2090/2105, and 1060/75 all come with scan to e-mail out of the box. If they are sending to less than 2000 destinations, and don't require authentication. You're good to go out of the box. I'm told there is a way to create a csv? file form you e-mail address book and upload to the copier via smartnet monitor.
If they require authentication or direct access to mailserver then you add Global Scan.
Pete M.
Posts: 68 | From: North Brunswick | Registered: Tue January 07 2003
Gregory
Docusultant
posted Thu August 14 2003 01:41 PM
Pete is right on the money. You can create a .csv file and upload. You don't get authentication until you move to GlobalScan.
Posts: 215 | From: Reading, PA, USA | Registered: Fri March 07 2003
JasonR
Member
posted Thu August 14 2003 09:00 PM
Yes... well the .csv file directions didn't work for me. So I called Ricoh, they couldn't get it to work either. Only tried once as an experiment so far.
Anyone successfully completed this procedure?
Posts: 30 | From: nashville, tn | Registered: Tue January 07 2003
Pete Maimone
Elite Member
posted Fri August 15 2003 02:02 AM
I'll check with my people and find out how they did it.