Anoto penDocuments Pro works with an Anoto DP-201 or io2 Bluetooth digital pen. A DP-201 is included in the Anoto penDocuments Pro package.

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Yes, via document libraries established in folders that multiple users can access. You can also "share" documents through workflows created to do such things like 'put a copy of the completed doc in folder X'. You find complete instructions in the User's Guide found here. 

Yes, via document libraries established in folders that multiple users can access.  This is also possible through internet ink routing, which removes the requirement to share libraries or network, etc.  You find complete instructions in the User's Guide found here.

Yes, via custom actions and connectors. You find complete instructions in the User's Guide found here.

Yes, either manually or through custom actions and connectors. You find complete instructions in the User's Guide found here.

Yes, if you have a printer that will handle that size paper.

Anoto penDocument Pro provides an instant image of any handwritten document, before any data is interpreted from the handwriting. You can use Anoto penDocuments Pro to output the handwritten document as a PGC file, using the metatdata file output via custom action, which can then have handwriting software applied to it by another application.

Yes, via the custom action configuration. You find complete instructions in the User's Guide found here.

Windows may have installed a default driver before it had the chance to load the driver that installs with Anoto penDocuments Pro. This occurs when the pen is docked before the software is installed. Undock the pen, uninstall Anoto penDirector, install Anoto penDocuments in Repair mode, restart the computer, then finally dock the pen.