WebCopier

When it comes to copying machines, WebCopier stands out as a top choice for both office and home users. With a range of models to choose from, each packed with different features, it’s hard to go wrong. One of its biggest strengths is how well it integrates with Microsoft Office applications and printers that follow the same format. If you're looking for alternatives, models like Xeikon, Planer, and Smart Copier also work nicely with programs like Microsoft Word, Publisher, and Acrobat Reader. Setting up WebCopier to copy documents to the web is straightforward, with just a few simple configuration steps to get you going.

Developed by MaximumSoft Corp., WebCopier offers a clean, user friendly interface that makes document copying a breeze. Instead of wrestling with complicated menus something many big name copiers are guilty of this tool lets you view scanned copies and PDF info right on the screen. Hit the Print button, and your copied content shows up instantly, whether you're working on your desktop or in a browser window. WebCopier for Windows handles both text and images, adapting to whatever type of document you're working with. And since it comes with a built in browser, you can pull information from anywhere in the world, anytime you need it.

Another handy feature is the ability to see all your saved changes right away no waiting, no guessing. It’s a lot like what Adobe Acrobat Professional offers, but WebCopier has tweaked it to be even more user friendly, especially when editing PDF copies. Thanks to integrations with web servers like MSN, Yahoo, and Google, users can even add website info directly to their copies. You can do this through the built in RSS feed or update details via email. And with its latest Windows 10 upgrade, WebCopier has solidified its place as one of the most versatile and complete copier brands available today.