mrhappy99

Since I made the original post, I have found that with my installation, I can power through scanning additional documents without clicking OK and without the lock-up that @missWebsiteexperiences. And now I’ve upgraded to Windows 11 without any Evernote or ScanSnap issues (to my surprise). I’m on EN version 10.45.18 and ScanSnap Manager version 7.2 L50. Coincidentally (and unrelated to this issue), I’ve switched to a similar process that @PinkElephantdescribes above for receipts. I scan a batch to a Windows folder, add the vendor name to the front of the file name, and then drag and drop the batch of PDF files to an EN folder, which creates a separate note for each receipt. The multiple drag and drop issue I reported in my original post seems to have been fixed. I made this process change mostly to increase the accuracy my EN searches. OCR doesn’t always cut it, especially with receipts.

Is there someone from Evernote that can comment on this? I'm about to revert to the old Windows Evernote app.

I've been using ScanSnap with Evernote for at least five years, and I recently updated my Evernote Windows 10 app to 10.4.4. From what I've read, I'm glad I waited. But there is still a nagging issue related to ScanSnap imports. It's that after every individual document is scanned, Evernote throws a message that the import is complete. Is there any way to suppress this message? When I have many different documents to scan and import, it is time-consuming and clunky to have to click through the OK button every time. This was not the case with the old version, which I may need to go back to if there is no 'fix' in sight. Also, there is a bug in this version (not related to ScanSnap) where when you attempt to drag and drop multiple selected Notes to a different Notebook, it only moves one Note.