Apple’s Notes (aka Notes.app) is an application that received a big overhaul in OS X El Capitan. Since its release, I’ve received variations on this question: “How do you scan to Apple Notes (with the ScanSnap or otherwise?)” “No problem”, I thought to myself. I figured all I’d need to do was add Notes.app to […]
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If you have a Fujitsu ScanSnap scanner and are stuck with a blinking blue light when you open the top, this post may help you out. The instructions are for Windows. I haven’t had the issue myself, but awesome DocumentSnap reader Evan from Connecticut sent in the following. Take it away, Evan: I was wondering […]
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If you have the ScanSnap Evernote Editon, what do you do if you have a document that you want to scan to your computer but you do not want to save it in Evernote? The ScanSnap Evernote Edition is a special Evernote-ized edition of the Fujitsu ScanSnap iX500. It has tight integration with the Evernote […]
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Do you have a Fujitsu ScanSnap and use multiple devices? Today Fujitsu has officially released ScanSnap Sync – a new feature that allows you to scan and access your documents on multiple computers and mobile devices and keep them all in sync. What Is ScanSnap Sync? ScanSnap Sync is a feature that is officially supported […]
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So OS X 10.11 El Capitan is out. Does the Fujitsu ScanSnap work with it? Whenever a new version of an operating system is released, I put up a post to collect experiences and resources for the ScanSnap. If you’ve made the El Capitan upgrade, please leave a comment below with how it is working […]
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When Fujitsu released their ScanSnap Receipt program, it caused excitement among many ScanSnap users, but that excitement quickly turned to annoyance for those outside of the United States: the software was available for US-purchased ScanSnaps only. Well, awesome DocumentSnap reader Nekipedia tipped me off that ScanSnap Receipt is now available in Canada (see the bottom […]
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If you’re a Windows user, you can’t have missed the fact that Windows 10 is now out. How does the ScanSnap work with it? Whenever a new version of an operating system is released, I put up a post to collect experiences and resources for the ScanSnap. If you’ve made the Windows 10 upgrade, please […]
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Many users very happily use the ScanSnap Quick Menu to do their scanning. It is certainly an easy way to scan. However, if you want to be more efficient with your scanning, you may want to look into setting up ScanSnap Profiles. A Profile is a pre-defined group of ScanSnap settings.[1]. Once you set them […]
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A great feature of the ScanSnap Windows scanner software is the ability to create Profiles, or pre-defined groups of scanner settings. They allow you to process your documents quickly and efficiently.[1] Once you get your ScanSnap Manager Profiles set up just the way you want them, how do you back them up? If you get […]
Continue readingHow do you take the business cards you receive and scan the contacts to Outlook? Here’s one way to do it on Windows using the Fujitsu ScanSnap scanner and its included business card scanning application, CardMinder. I find it faster to start up CardMinder first. Then when you scan business cards, they’ll go right in. […]
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