DocumentSnap

The ScanSnap Community site has an interesting article by Megan Fowler, the Marketing Communications Manager over at Fujitsu. It shows how she used the Fujitsu ScanSnap S1500M (though really any ScanSnap would do) and an online photobook site called Blurb to perserve her husband’s grandfather’s football legacy. After my husband’s grandfather passed away, his grandmother [...]

If you are a user of Amazon Web Services’ S3 storage service, you have probably come across CloudBerry Explorer, which is a tool for managing your S3 data. Well, now the team from that product have taken the next step and have a new product in Beta called CloudBerry Online Backup which, not surprisingly, acts [...]

I am not a big home improvement TV watcher, mostly because I’m completely useless when it comes to anything handy (keep me away from a nail gun). However, I know a lot of people like it, so I thought I’d point out that our good friend the ScanSnap S1500 was featured on an episode of [...]

Via @JordanBrown on Twitter, I came across this document signing service called RightSignature. As much as we like to promote being paperless around here, there are some things that you just need paper for, and a signature is one of them. Or do you? RightSignature is a startup that is trying to tackle that space. [...]

We all know that a desktop scanner like the Fujitsu ScanSnap S1500 or S1500M is good for scanning a whole bunch of documents, but how about scanning an actual book? Came across this video from Japan (I think) where the guy used a heavy duty paper cutter (like this one?) to cut the spine off [...]

Most people know that Carbonite is a good solution for backing up your PC or Mac. However, what a lot of people don’t know is that you can also access your backed-up files on the go. A while ago, Carbonite rolled out their new Remote File Access feature. To access it, go the Carbonite homepage. [...]

I’ve been interacting with Tim Haughton (@documentmanager) quite a bit on Twitter lately, and he let me know that one of the most requested features of Home Document Manager has now been implemented – it now works with the Fujitsu ScanSnap. Uses A Watch Folder Traditionally, Home Document Manager has worked with TWAIN scanners, which [...]

One thing I should mention amongst all the posts about whether the ScanSnap is compatible with Snow Leopard. Back on August 26, NeatWorks for Mac version 2.1.7 was released that makes the software compatible with Snow Leopard. From their blog post on the topic: The next major release of NeatWorks, slated for the fall of [...]