As we posted earlier, Windows 7 support wasn’t quite there for ScanSnap when the new operating system was released, and the Windows 7 Update for ScanSnap S1500 and S300 was released in December. Yesterday, Fujitsu sent out a bulletin that the updates for the ScanSnap S510 and S500 have been released. From the email: The […]
Continue readingWell, Microsoft’s latest version of Windows, Windows 7, gets released today. Similar to what we did with OSX Snow Leopard, I thought I’d make a post so that we can share our experiences using the Fujitsu ScanSnap with it. I haven’t seen anything official from Fujitsu, but if I had to guess I would say […]
Continue readingIn the past I have posted about how to use Japanese ScanSnap drivers, and have posted that the new Fujitsu ScanSnap S1500 and S1500M will be cross-platform, but what if you don’t want to mess around with foreign drivers or have an older ScanSnap scanner? if you have access to a Windows XP CD, there […]
Continue readingThe whole scanner-replacing-fax idea is certainly nothing new, but I enjoyed this article in Esquire by Barry Sonnenfeld, who is a TV producer and the director of Men In Black. Instead of relying on faxes, he can now “efficiently harass writers from anywhere, at any time”: My method of working is to scribble thoughts on […]
Continue readingOften when there is a review or article about the Fujitsu ScanSnap, there are commenters saying that they already have a multifunction all-in-one or flatbed scanner, so why would they need to pay for something that just scans? I’ve decided to outline some of the pros and cons of each. Multifunction All-In-One/Flatbed Often cheaper – […]
Continue readingPhoto by Legozilla While the Fujitsu ScanSnap might be super-easy to use with only one button, there is a lot going under the hood to make it work that way. When you have problems like paper jams or more than one page getting pulled through, it might be time to replace (or at least clean) […]
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