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Has anyone used a "pen scanner" for note-taking. Did it work? (It seems almost too good to be true.) Is there any particular brand or style you'd recommend?
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2 Comments:
I've only ever seen one person use a pen scanner and she seemed to find it useful and it seemed to work quite well. Not all that helpful, I'm sure, but it's all I got.
Again, I haven't used one, but I had a conversation at a conference last year with someone who uses one a lot (because she has RSI or something along those lines - anyway, something that makes taking notes physically very painful), and she absolutely loved it. But it's the sort of thing where I'd recommend a bit of research - find reviews (consumer and pro) of different brands before you buy, if you can.
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