The Windows software lets users attach any USB scanner directly to their Neoware, Wyse, or other thin-client appliance, and then scan to any Windows application running on a Windows Terminal Services or Citrix server. No additional hardware is required, RemoteScan said.
Software links USB scanners to thin clients
By Rick Broida ZDNet News
RemoteScan, a developer of networking software for scanners, on Tuesday announced the release of RemoteScan for Thin Clients.
The Windows software lets users attach any USB scanner directly to their Neoware, Wyse, or other thin-client appliance, and then scan to any Windows application running on a Windows Terminal Services or Citrix server. No additional hardware is required, RemoteScan said.
RemoteScan turns any TWAIN-compliant scanner into a network scanner. Users working at their own computers can share scanners -- scanning and importing directly into their own applications -- without the purchase of additional hardware.
With RemoteScan for Thin Clients, Terminal Services and Citrix users can meet HIPPA and Patriot Act scanning requirements even when using thin-client appliances.
Available in English, Spanish, German, French, Italian, and Dutch, RemoteScan for Thin Clients is currently compatible only with Windows XPe (i.e., Windows XP Professional with Service Pack 1). The software is priced at $189 for 10 seats to be used at one physical location.
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