Hi all, First I just want to thank you for being such awesome readers and providing great help in the comments. You truly do rule. I am in the process of doing an overhaul of DocumentSnap.com and have some big things planned, but what I (an iPad) want (an iPad) doesn’t (an iPad) matter. It’s […]
Continue readingFor whatever reason, I don’t tend to write as much about all-in-one or multifunction devices. You know, the ones that print, scan, fax, make waffles, etc. Maybe it is because the frustration with the one that I have is what lead me to getting into this whole DocumentSnap thing in the first place. Anyways, it’s […]
Continue readingOnce upon a time, it wasn’t Apple that Adobe was getting beat up by, it was our good friends at Microsoft. They wanted to create a competing format to the ubiquitous PDF, so they created the XML Paper Specification (XPS). When I read that Home Document Manager now supports XPS files, it occurred to me […]
Continue readingSo I know that I posted about Evernote just a few days ago, but I couldn’t possibly let this go by without letting you guys know about it. Evernote and Fujitsu cut a deal where if you buy a ScanSnap S1500 (for Windows) or S1500M (for Mac) and then sign up for an Evernote […]
Continue readingA while ago, a reader (Boba Fett to be exact – I guess intergalactic bounty hunters need to back their stuff up too) suggested that amongst the other backup providers that I mention, I should talk about CrashPlan. Since I know better than to cross the Fett (look what happened to Han), that’s exactly what […]
Continue readingEven though the ScanSnap S1300 was released back in February 2010, up until this point it was only available on the US Amazon through Buy.com. Nothing against Buy.com at all, but a lot of people were asking me when it would be actually sold by Amazon.com so that it would have their free shipping, Amazon […]
Continue readingFile this post under the “I will probably regret posting this” category. I had a tip from DocumentSnap reader Hamad that was too helpful not to share. Remember back in November 2009, Fujitsu had to release an update for Abbyy FineReader because it was having problems with Mac OSX Snow Leopard? According to the website, […]
Continue readingJust read over on the Evernote Blog that the company has reached three million users as of the end of April. We’ve got a pretty sophisticated monitoring system at the Evernote datacenter that’s constantly watching over our servers, databases and load balancers. At the slightest hint of trouble, it sends out pre-configured alerts and our […]
Continue readingI was just talking from Tim over at Dokix Inc. He’s the guy behind Home Document Manager, which I have written about before. He let me know that his product PDF Scan Pro, which is a Windows program that takes documents from your scanner and converts them to searchable PDFs (with a bunch of document […]
Continue readingMost of you know that I typically use Macs more than Windows, but in the process of doing some consulting work (more on that later), I have been spending more time using the Windows programs that come with the Fujitsu ScanSnap. For starters, I want to say that I really like ScanSnap Organizer. I wish […]
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