gantipas

 It is working. I just scanned one of my many files.Thanks for the answer.

An interesting observation:

If I name  a note in Evernote it will not automatically change the name of the file that was saved in the Folder.

Also, If I change the name of a file in the Folder it will not automatically change the name of the note  in Evernote.

Therefore, I have to change manually the Label in both Evernote and the Folder.

I wonder if I could change the name once either in Evernote or in the Folder and it would automatically change the name in the other.

Anyway I have a long way to go in this project.

You are right. I enabled OCR within ScanSnap converting to scannable PDF's.

I am now debating whether to use multipage PDF (whole batch in one PDF)   or to generate one PDF file per page.

It is easier to use multipage PDF but I think it will be harder to separate the docs for tagging and printing later.

Anyway, I will experiment with both approaches.

I finally added the Evernote Legacy and it appears in Finder applications.

 I also succeeded by scanning a document as Scan to Evernote (Document). Now it appears in both Evernote Legacy and in Evernote.(I also save it on an external drive)

My objective is to scan a lifelong of file cabinets to go mostly paperless. The ix500 combined with Scansnap and Evernote seemed the best approach.

Scanning a document once I can save it on an external drive as well as in Evernote.

Thanks again for your prompt and helpful solution.

Thanks. I dowloaded the Evernote Legacy as suggested. It opens however it does not appear in my Applications. Am I doing something wrong? I am not too familiar with Evernote . 

I meant Evernote(Document)

ScanSnap Manager version 6.3 L70 , on Mac OS 10.13.6,  does not scan to Evernote (PDF) Version 10.14.7-mac-ddl-public (2661)

It says It failed to start Evernote for Mac. Evernote is open on my Mac and it does scan to Evernote (Note)

I looked for an answer on the forum and have not found it yet.

I will try to send this question also to the ScanSnap forums.

Many thanks.

Any help is appreciated.

On November 17, 2011 at 6:44 PM, gazumped said:

I'm always championing ScanSnap stuff, but assume that other software may have something similar - Fujitsu's ScanSnap Manager has an option to scan multiple pages to one PDF file, or to allocate one file per page. If you have some such option you may be able to split up these scans. Failing that, Adobe at least has an option within one PDF file to extract one or more pages into a separate file. If you can't scan 25 pages into 25 PDFs, you may be able to scan to one PDF and split that into 25 sub-files. Either way you don't want to send these files directly to Evernote - it's easier and less demanding on your upload allowance to mess around with the files on a desktop somewhere and only save the final format. Or just save the whole thing as one file (unless it's too big to OCR or add to a note) and let the indexing sort itself out.

I just started using ScanSnap Manager (Fujitsu ix500) and I cannot find the option to scan multiple pages and allocate one PDF file per page.

Where can I find this option?

Many thanks.