They usually have the same type of machine. Most of the time it is Kodak - not sure about Kinko's though.

It is interesting Pooh. Based on your post I downloaded and ran the program. At the moment this is still a BETA program, in other words it is being tested by those of us who elect to use it. Once all the kinks are worked out the final product will be available no doubt. On my computer it searched all 3 hard drive partitions and found 10 insecure programs and 4 end of life. However those tagged as end of life will not be removed, these are old programs I use and will continue to take the small risk they might pose. The live link to the right of each entry takes you to the needed update site for that particular program. It is one more program running in the background. Time wil tell if it stays on my computer but it is an interesting program

Marf, if it's new you probably have a booklet. See if it tells you about cleaning. I have an Epson, my book says "....use a soft dry cloth. If the glass is stained with grease or other hard to remove material, use a small amount of glass cleaner on a soft cloth to remove it. Wipe off any remaining liquid with a dry cloth. Be sure there is no dust on your document table. Dust can cause white spots to appear in your scanned image." It also lists a lot of cautions...no harsh abrasive cleaner, alcohol.....don't spill liquid on scanner etc. The diaper should be a good choice for the, cloth. Joy

Embassy Suites by all means....They have a made to order breakfast, anything and everything...And in the evening, they have a reception...And there again, any type of drink and all the goodies to go with it....I've stayed in a few and each one has been great......Wonderful experience......