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Chris, Can you give some insight into the mechanics of such a setup? Would this be for single-sheet or a few sheets, or for mass volume scanning? In any event, wouldn't the end use need to physically visit the device each time he or she uses it? Network-attached printers evolved a long time ago because it's easy to generate a print job, and pick it up asynchronously, perhaps hours later. I'm guessing that network-attached scanners aren't as obvious a setup because you inherently need to visit the device to start the job. You also need to save the output somewhere, so wouldn't a network-attached PC with a shared drive fill the bill? /rich On 3/7/06, Chris Wolf <[log in to unmask]> wrote: > > I'm looking into scanners that have an Ethernet connection to allow them > to be shared across a department or workgroup. If anyone has this kind of > setup I'd like to hear about what you're using, how well it works, etc. > Thanks. > > > --Chris > ============================================== > Chris Wolf > Computer Service Manager > Agricultural Economics [log in to unmask] > Michigan State University 517 353-5017 > >