DocumentSnap

Photo by leokoivulehto According to this article in the Herald & Review, a study was done by IDC that shows the amount of paper being printed is actually going down. “It was like going over a waterfall,” said Wang, an analyst for the business consultant and market-research firm IDC. “Starting with the fourth quarter of [...]

Chris Blatnick over at the Interface Matters blog has just done an absolutely epic post about his paper processing workflow. He has included a diagram in which he mapped out his process, and two great videos in which he explains and demonstrates the whole thing. So I recognized a problem: too much paper. That was [...]

Let’s face it. A lot, if not most, of the online cards that we receive are cheesy. There are two classes of invites and cards out there: handwritten cards, which are seen as “nicer” and more thoughtful, and online cards and invitation which are seen as quick and disposable. A brother-and-sister founded company out of [...]

Photo by tomeppy Have you ever wondered what makes up a PDF document? What the inner workings are like? OK probably not, but Tad over at Paper Jammed has, and he has put together a delightfully geeky rundown of some of the internal workings of the PDF document that allow for multiple changes. (I bet [...]

This guy’s seems to be! Via loghound

As we posted earlier, Windows 7 support wasn’t quite there for ScanSnap when the new operating system was released. Yesterday, Fujitsu sent out a bulletin that at least the updates for the ScanSnap S1500 and S300 have been released. From the email: The ScanSnap compatibility update for Windows 7 with ScanSnap S1500 and S300 is [...]

Update: The Fujitsu ScanSnap S1300 has been released in the US! See this post for details. OK, well, this is pretty hot. It looks like Fujitsu in Japan has a new ScanSnap cooking up called the ScanSnap S1300. Basically, it looks like the love child of the ScanSnap S1500 and the S300, with the “M” [...]