Aging eyes, messy slips and small text some times make reading amounts difficult. Has anyone experimented in projecting slips on a monitor and/or zooming in on screen? What did you use for camera and software?
Doxcycle handles this currently.
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We scan all the paper slips we get, and from there we can zoom in on DoxCycle. For rare things that are digital, sometimes I have to use photo editing to brighten up slips or sharpen them before I load them into DoxCycle but that only works if the resolution of the picture is high enough to do that.
I also scan all my slips to PDF. I often have to scroll to make slips larger depending on the quality of the original. Other than a large bottle of Tylenol, a scanner is the best investment you could make for tax season. I don’t use DoxCycle but there are many PDF programs that will allow you to enlarge the view.
I use Systane Ultra eye drops. Plus, my big boy glasses. I scan everything. Some clients send a photo of a slip. I convert that to pdf. If I can’t read it, I tell my client to read it and send me the box #'s and amounts. I don’t have the time to frig around with something I can’t read.
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Topic = Difficulty reading slips.
Love this thread. I scan everything and save to a document management app as well as my one premise drive. Love my Fujitsu scanners both ScanSnap and Twain FI
@AlbertaEFileT Which photo editing software do you use? I have tried a few but always looking for something better and faster,
Which PDF software? I use a few.
Sorry guys but i just stick with doxcycle because i can enlarge the scan from there