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 […]
Continue readingCraig 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 […]
Continue readingOne of the most efficient ways to use ScanSnap Manager is to set up different Profiles for different scanning scenarios. For example, in my ScanSnap workflow series I talk about how I set up four different Profiles. One problem that a lot of people run into (and I have received questions on), is what to […]
Continue readingA while ago we profiled a mail-in document service called Pixily. For those of you that don’t want the hassle of scanning things in and organizing them yourself, here is another one called Shoeboxed. Shoeboxed has a much tighter focus. It is going after those of us that have a lot of receipts and business […]
Continue readingAs everyone knows, I am a pretty big fan of scanning in documents. But what to do you do if you don’t have a scanner, or don’t want the hassle of actually sitting there scanning stuff in? Pixily is a service that will take care of that for you. For documents that you already have […]
Continue readingThere was a discussion recently on Twitter over whether the ScanSnap was supported in Linux. Out of the box, none of the models come with Linux drivers – the S510 and S300 come with Windows software, and the S510 and S300M come with Mac OSX software. However, there is a project called SANE – Scanner […]
Continue readingA reader (hi Matt!) wrote in because he was having trouble getting his ScanSnap S500 to work seamlessly with Microsoft OneNote 2007. Previously what he had to do was scan to a folder, then go into OneNote and manually import the file in. Needless to say if you do this a lot, it gets to […]
Continue readingThis was referenced in my ScanSnap workflow series, but I thought I would provide it in its own article as well. I have a ScanSnap S300M and Adobe Acrobat, and was getting pretty tired of sitting there OCRing the PDFs manually in Acrobat. I came across this article by MacWorld which had a great Applescript […]
Continue readingAs much as we try to move towards a paperless workflow, there are going to be times where we just have to print something out. Lifehacker‘s Gina Trapani is doing double duty and writing for PC World (I didn’t know she was doing that). She wrote a great article called 20 Tech Habits To Improve […]
Continue readingI have to admit, I was not too familiar with the Mac Roundtable podcast until I saw people talking about it on Twitter. It caught my attention because the latest episode is all about going paperless, and the ScanSnap gets a lot of love in it. The podcast doesn’t just focus on the scanning aspect […]
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