1st Run Computer Services, Inc.

Canon U.S.A.’s Image Filing Systems Division is pleased to introduce Canon’s newest Network Scanners, the imageFORMULA ScanFront 220e and 220eP (Item 3323B001 & 3324B001), as of March 31, 2009. The ScanFront 220e/220eP compact network scanners, powered by eCopy ShareScan, deliver state-of-the-art image capture, and intuitive document sharing through seamless integration with existing networks, workflows, and applications. With the ScanFront 220e/220eP models, scanned images can be used for direct network distribution, as well as in applications such as document management, cost recovery, email, fax server, and information management.

ScanFront 220e/220eP User Applications: Businesses are constantly looking for ways to gain new efficiencies and improve workflows to further the exchange of information amongst employees throughout their networks. Building upon the successful imageFORMULA ScanFront 220/220P models, the ScanFront 220e/220eP models are powered by eCopy ShareScan Essentials v4.5, and are ideal solutions for businesses to reduce costs, and improve document and information management and distribution. The ScanFront 220e/220eP scanners are well-suited for ad-hoc, decentralized, low-volume scanning applications.

ScanFront 220e/220eP Highlighted Abilities and Benefits:
• Connect directly to Ethernet networks, utilizing existing address books and databases, and are compatible with both Microsoft and Novell infrastructures, offering easy integration into existing workflows
• Can be managed and configured remotely, reducing maintenance and support costs
• Offer a fingerprint reader (ScanFront 220P only), audit trail creation, and no hard disk for improved security
• Bundled and optional add-in “connectors” provide links to network software applications and services increasing productivity when scanning and sharing documents and information via a network
• Included eCopy desktop software offers users a range of options to enhance document management such as combining scanned documents with information from other applications, protecting information with permanent redactions, searching for text within documents, and signing documents electronically.