Features
• MayaScan KFX can send an unlimited number of images to the Kofax server (up to 4MB per image for now but this can change if needed). At the same click, images are moved to an intuitive, tree structured, local archive.
• It allows post scanning image rotating & deleting, scanning more and sending the batch any time later.
• MayaScan KFX has built-in support for messages and interface localization. As for now, it is available in English and Romanian languages.
• It has only one central configuration file, in the easy to use .ini style. Almost all parameters have built-in defaults.
• MayaScan KFX allows passing various options to the scanner including cropping on coordinates, DPI settings, duplex/simplex scanning etc. Scanning options are grouped in administrator created predefined profiles, hiding gory details away from the user.
• Provides detailed logging of each operation be it sucessful or not. Additional error messages details are logged separately.
• MayaScan KFX uses TIFF with Group 4 compression for B&W images and compressed JPEGs for color images. This way, the network traffic is kept at minimum which results in speed increase of the whole process.
• It works as a 15 days trial without any registration required or any functionality limitation applied (it just needs internet access for the trial period).

System requirements
• MayaScan KFX was developed and tested on Windows XP, Windows 2003 and Windows 7, 32 bits versions.
• The application controls a scanner attached on the local computer, having a TWAIN interface (ISIS interface is not supported as of yet). It was tested using Fujitsu fi-series, HP 7000, Canon MP520,etc.
• Kofax® VRS is supported for devices that expose VRS through the twain interface (as HP7000 does for example, and probably others).
• The application needs access to a Kofax® server equipped with the webservices interface, activated, properly licensed and functional. It was developed and tested using Kofax Capture 8 with the latest service pack applied (SP4). Please contact Kofax (www.kofax.com) for pricing and specific installation and activation procedures for the webservices module.
• To see the images from archive, you'll need to have installed a image viewer able to open tiff files. I work with and recommend XnView (www.xnview.com).