Given the number of articles that I have written about Noodlesoft’s Hazel, it is no secret that I’m a big fan. The other day, recent DocumentSnap reader Andreas Zeitler tipped me off to a one hour (!) long Hazel video tutorial he has made. Hazel by Noodlesoft has attracted many users over the years. Those […]
Continue readingSo, you have documents or other files that you want to synchronize between multiple computers, but you don’t want those files to be stored on a cloud service. How do you do it? There are many ways to do this of course, but one popular way is a piece of software called GoodSync that is […]
Continue readingHere are some of our posts from this week in years past. 2011 Borrow Library Books On Your Kindle Why oh why isn’t this in Canada yet? Video: Password Protect PDFs On The Mac It’s nice how this is built in to Mac OS X. CrashPlan Goes Mobile I just used this the other day. […]
Continue readingBox is a service that for some reason I have only written about once on the site, back in 2011. Even though I haven’t been writing about it, I have noticed an interesting trend. Whenever I talk to professionals or small businesses that are extra security conscious about their use of the cloud, they have […]
Continue readingHandwritten forms are the bane of a paperless project. Sure you can scan them, but in most cases OCR does not work on handwritten text[1], and being able to extract and do something with the information on the form has been difficult if not impossible. At least, this is what I thought until the service […]
Continue readingHere are some of our posts from this week in years past. 2011 Take Action With The Paperless Action Plan Wow, has it really been a year since the first Paperless Action Plan? It’s your lucky week as you can sign up this week for the new session. Video: How OCR And Searchable PDFs Work […]
Continue readingAs usual, my timing is perfect. Four days after posting Three Things About David Sparks, the guy goes and releases a brand new book in his MacSparky Field Guides series: 60 Mountain Lion Tips. Unlike his last book Paperless, this one is a collaboration with Internet Mad Scientist Brett Terpstra. It doesn’t seem possible that […]
Continue readingTwice over the past year, I held online classes for two groups of awesome DocumentSnap readers who wanted to take action on going paperless. I called the class the Paperless Action Plan. Due to popular demand, I’m happy to announce that I am re-opening the even-better-than-before Paperless Action Plan today. This project is a four-module […]
Continue readingMac Computer Expo If you are going to be in the San Francisco Bay Area this Saturday October the 6th, why not head a little bit North and attend the 19th Annual Mac Computer Expo in beautiful Petaluma? I have heard great things about this event every year, and this year in a “there goes […]
Continue readingHere are some of our posts from this week in years past. 2011 See The Dead Sea Scrolls From Your Computer Very cool scanning project. Video: How To Use Evernote Import Folder To Automatically Add Files A great part of your workflow if you use Evernote. 2010 PDFPen OCR Applescript To Automatically Make PDFs Searchable […]
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