DocumentSnap

I haven’t tried this myself as I don’t personally use FineReader, but if you do and you are interested in this Applescript that I came across today from UnderDoug.ca, check it out. Remove Unprocessed By FineReader.scpt is a FolderAction AppleScript to remove files produced by ScanSnap like “/2008_12_28_17_32_30.pdf” once FineReader produces one like “2008_12_28_17_32_30 processed [...]

UPDATE: To learn how to encrypt the actual Evernote database and not just the text inside a note, see these posts: How To Encrypt Evernote Using Microsoft Windows How To Encrypt Evernote Using Mac OSX As I had mentioned in a previous post, I love Evernote for note taking, web clipping, info I need to [...]

Recently I posted about how to backup your ScanSnap profile settings if you are on the Mac. Here is how to do it on Windows. The ScanSnap settings are stored in C:\Documents and Settings\yourusername\Application Data\PFU\ScanSnap. Obviously, “yourusername” would be replaced with your Windows username. If you can’t see the “Application Data” folder, go up to [...]

Craig over at the Law Technology Blog recently did a post discussing a feature of the ScanSnap he didn’t know it had – the ability to scan to Microsoft Sharepoint. I was talking to someone from Fujitsu the other day and telling him that it would be great if my ScanSnap 300 would scan directly [...]

So you’ve finally disabled Quick Menu and you’ve gotten all your ScanSnap Manager Profiles set up. Now you want to make sure that you don’t lose it all. This will be a two part post, first starting with the Mac. Windows will come soon. I won’t get too technical, but your settings are stored in [...]