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EXPLORE HISTORIC ARCHIVES.

ACCESS VITAL RECORDS.

RESEARCH TRANSACTIONS.

PUT YOUR MICROFILM ON-LINE!

History is on your side

Announcing the latest from Canon's flagship line of

digital Microfilm Scanners—the MS-300. Like its renowned

siblings—the MS-400, MS-500, and MS-800, the Canon

MS-300 optimizes scanning performance. Delivering high

speeds and superior resolution, the MS-300 promises

capabilities beyond expectations, not budgets, and offers

reliability exclusive to the industry leader. Think of Canon's

MS-300 as the on-ramp to on-line microfilm. All aboard!

Easy connections mean timely

arrivals at any destination

The MS-300 scans as fast as 5.5 seconds per frame, easily

integrating microfilm images with today's document

management systems. Thanks to standard PC and network

printer connectivity, the MS-300 simplifies image retrieval

and provides digital conversion of film archives, on

demand. Once scanned, images are ready for delivery via

the Internet, E-mail, or fax—ideal for financial institutions

and walk-up use in libraries, or as a component of a high-

end imaging system.

Just how far can you reach

when sitting at a PC?

The MS-300 comes with Canon's powerful CapturePerfect

software for convenient Scan-to-E-mail capability, PDF

file-saving, text enhancements, image quality adjustments,

and more, right from your desktop. TWAIN and ISIS

get things up and running quickly. And the user-friendly

Scan Panel provides easy access to a wide range of

automatic features and user-preference settings.

The MS-300 also functions as a Reader-Printer, thanks to

PC-independent application software. Now you can create

digital files for outputting to a network printer or for storage,

electronically. Canon's MS-300 gives you just what you

want, not more than you need—perfect for upgrading an

analog reader-printer or adding microfilm imaging to an

existing digital information system.

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