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The scanner should handle 5" wide sheets and scan both sides with one pass.
By blacking in certain blocks on the top of page, the software would know
where to file the notes, and know if additional pages were part of the data.
The note book could be spiral bound with perforations near the binding. The
handwriting would probably be limited to what OneNote can read now. The
whole idea is to take meeting notes, field notes, etc. and to efficiently
enter them into OneNote or Word with no batteries needed.
By blacking in certain blocks on the top of page, the software would know
where to file the notes, and know if additional pages were part of the data.
The note book could be spiral bound with perforations near the binding. The
handwriting would probably be limited to what OneNote can read now. The
whole idea is to take meeting notes, field notes, etc. and to efficiently
enter them into OneNote or Word with no batteries needed.