Flip-Pal Updated Software

If you own a Flip-Pal please go to http://flip-pal.com/downloads-2-0/ to update your scanner with the most recent update!
Flip-Pal Software 2 Update to version 2.0.0 — NEW as of March 20, 2013
Flip-Pal Software 2
  • Flip-Pal Software 2 comes with a new, intuitive interface with web-like navigation.
  • When customers use the EasyStitch software to “stitch” scans of large originals, they will appreciate that the scans to be stitched, as well as the final stitched images, are larger and easier to view.
  • Scans can easily be shared and uploaded to the web—and the new “Community” page allows users to connect with other Flip-Pal mobile scanner owners, partners, videos and more.
  • Users can easily get the latest changes in Flip-Pal tools and software with a single button.

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