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My ScanSnap Evernote Edition scanner has some kind of hardware problem. It will not power on. Where can I send this to get repaired? It is out of warranty, since it was purchased in 2014. I found contact info for Fujitsu on http://scansnapcommunity.com/ and gave them a call. Not open on the weekend, of course. If anyone has experience with getting repair service on one of these scanners, please share your story. -
Can someone send me the link to purchase the Evernote Scansnap scanner? I cannot find it in the Market. The link on the scansnap webpage takes me to evernote.com. Thanks, John
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Add feature in the Evernote Camera for direct scanning in PDF format without the need to use Scannable. In the Evernote Camera there should be the option to push a button and simply save the document in PDF. -
I'm getting closer to beginning the substantial project of going paperless using my new ScanSnap scanner and Evernote. Most of the documents I'll be scanning are two-sided black-and-white documents that were highlighted by me. I have some questions on what the optimal ScanSnap settings might be. Looking at ScanSnap Manager... 1) The "Scan to Evernote (Document)" profile seems like it would be the logical starting point, right? What's the difference between this and the "Scan to Evernote (Note)" profile? It seems like the former creates a PDF and the latter creates a JPG? For purposes of Evernote, why would someone ever want to create a JPG instead of a PDF? Are there any advantages? 2) Under "Application > Application Settings..." there is a checkbox for "Convert to Searchable PDF". See...http://d.pr/i/bQumJ6. I assume selecting this option has it so that Evernote performs OCR instead of ScanSnap's software? Is such a setup preferable? (I see a separate "Convert to Searchable PDF" option under "File option > Select OCR". See...http://d.pr/i/ezk4HH. I assume selecting this option has it so that ScanSnap performs OCR instead of Evernote? Or am I just confused here?) 3) ScanSnap allows you to select an "Image saving folder" on your hard drive. See...http://d.pr/i/E7M5tq. If the document is being saved in Evernote, what reason is there to have an additional copy taking up space on your hard drive? Is there any way to turn this off? 4) Anyone have any tips for best practices for "File name format"? Here are the options that are presented...http://d.pr/i/bZ3n3T. 5) What "Image quality" level do folks recommend? Or do folks just go with automatic resolution? Here are the options that are presented...http://d.pr/i/DYiIxr. 6) Given that most of my documents are highlighted, I'm leaning towards setting the "Color mode" to "Color". Will this be okay? It's important to me that the highlighting I did in these documents, in yellow, is captured in these scans. 7) Is there any reason to select the "Reduce bleed-through", "Brightness", "Increase text contrast", or "Deskew by text on document" options? See...http://d.pr/i/NnPIsE. 8) What do folks recommend for "Compression rate"? Given the massive number of documents I'll be scanning, I want to be at least somewhat conscious of space, but I also don't want to have any issues with legibility. See...http://d.pr/i/6YYLqr. 9) Any other key settings that I didn't mention in the above that are worth paying mind to, including any related settings on the Evernote side of things? I'm all ears. Thanks in advance for your guidance and insights! -
I'm considering purchasing the Fujitsu iX500 ScanSnap Scanner for the main purpose of integrating it into my Evernote workflow. I'm sure there are many others out there with this setup. I'd be curious to hear about their experience, both the positives and the negatives, as well as any tips they have on which model to purchase, the optimal settings to select, etc.. (Speaking of, does anyone know the difference between the two models currently available on Amazon...https://www.amazon.com/Fujitsu-ScanSnap-Document-Scanner-PA03656-B305/dp/B01G3JYVYM?) Thanks in advance!
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Hi there, I've been reading around, but I can't find an answer to this question. Are there scanners which can scan multiple 2-sided pages directly to my Evernote account without the neccesarity of a separate computer in the middle? The Xerox machines here at the office have that option, but that's a bit too much for me ;-) . It's just for home use and school. I can't find if the affordable snapshot scanners have that option. Any suggestions? -
SCANSNAP evernote edition은 왜 국내에서는 정식 판매하지 않는건가요? 혹시 출시 계획이 있다면 언제인가요?
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I just purchased an Epson GT-1500 scanner as it has both a flatbed (for photos) and an automatic document feeder (ADF). I had significant issues with the packaged software, PaperPort and I really wanted to be able to scan a number of pages, turn the set of pages upside down, scan again, and have the resultant pages be properly collated. My finally requirement, of course, was getting everything into Evernote without any hassles. I finally succeeded in solving my problems. I wrote a blog entry explaining my adventure with this scanner. Read it here: Joe's blog entry.
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I have an old ScanSnap 1300 and like it, but it is tethered to a machine via USB. I need to move to a WiFi model because the machine it is tethered to is about to die and can no longer serve as my "scanner server." So I want a good scanner that will do double sided scanning (don't have to switch the paper out) and then log into my Evernote account and drop the PDFs in my @Inbox notebook. Evernote used to have a good set of web pages that had partner products on it, but those are only accessible now via Google and often have dead links or links to discontinued products. It would need to connect to the internet through our Apple Timecapsule router. We use Evernote for iOS, Windows, and Mac. Any recommendations? Edit: to clarify, I don't want a scanner that requires a PC/Mac be on and working to scan, even through wifi. I want it to send it directly to my Evernote account. I don't mind having to have a PC/Mac to configure the scanner, but after that, the scanner should be on, drop sheets in, press scan, and magic - document is in my Evernote account minutes later. All of our machines are now laptops and my wife has an iPad only, so I don't want to have to fire up a machine to scan just to scan in docs received in the mail, etc.
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So I bought the Fujitsu Scansnaps s1100 a couple years ago before Evernote had the giant scansnap they now sell in their marketplace. At the time this is what Evernote recommended and I chose it because of it's integration with evernote and because it's so compact and I live in a small San Francisco apt and prefer something compact. So I was dissapointed that the new software Evernote has for Scansnap doesn't work with models like mine and the software downloads from fujitsu no longer have the "Scan to Evernote" feature that the software used to come with (I have an new laptop). Ideally, I'd just prefer Evernote's version of the software to work with the s1100 since it's much nicer then fujitsu's (this is for Mac OSX btw). But even if Fujitsu's would Scan to Evernote again that would at least work. I can't be the only person using the s1100 for Evernote? Anyone have a solution for the s1100 and Evernote?
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I have an Epson ds-30, a simple portable scanner I use a lot. The software, Epson Document Capture Pro, does most of what i want easily, but I am having 2 problems I can't find an anwer to from Epson's support 1)It comes with a button for sending directly to Evernote. When I click on it, it tells me I don't have EN installed, which is not true (had EN long before this scanner, and am running the most current version on Windows). The work-around is to save to a folder, and I use my "Into Evernote" folder on my hard-drive. It's just an extra step and I wondered if anyone else had the same problem. 2) there is a button in DCP to make pdf's searchable. It came bundled with ABBYY fine reader 9.0, but I eventually bought ABBYY FineReader 11.0. Both are still installed. When the searchable button is on, I get an error message that it can't connect with finereader's ini. I have re-installed the FR 9 software with no help. Mainly, I'm trying to figure out if I should just leave the searchable part off, and let EN do it, or is it better to have the OCR done locally first and then upload? I have a basic account, and I thought only jpgs are searchable, which is why I was doing it this way.
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I purchased a Canon P-150 scanner that came bundled with CaptureOnTouch software. I loaded the CaptureOnTouch software on a previous computer and would often use the “Scan to Evernote” feature. I recently changed computers and reloaded the CaptureOnTouch software, but now discovered the “Scan to Evernote” feature is missing (the software installation never prompted me to select the Evernote add-in). Called Cannon tech support – un-installed and re-installed the previous and most recent versions of CaptureOnTouch software – no luck. Cannon could not provide any additional support. Any suggestions? Is there a registry edit I can make? I loved that feature and would like to have it back.
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I use the portable Canon scanner P215 with the CaptureOnTouch software that comes with a Evernote Plugin so you can scan directly to Evernote. After installing te Capture software and the Evernote Plugin, I can't select anything in the Capture software to scan directly to Evernote. In the settings of CaptureOnTouch, I find out that the Plugin is installed, but where does it fit in the scansoftware?? If I look in to the manual of the Canon scanner, there has to be a extra outputsetting to Evernote, there isn't one! Ofcourse there are a few work arounds, like scanning into a folder that is set as auto import folder in Evernote.. Or scan to a selectable EXE in CaptureOnTouch, and select the Evernote.EXE... But thats not the meaning of installing a plugin. Does anybody have information for me what is wrong and solve this Issue? Edwin. System: Windows 7
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Hello everyone, I am hoping to trial Evernote for student portfolios in my English classroom, but am not sure which scanner would be best for the job. I will teach aprox. 150 11-16 year olds and want their best work, and reflection to be on Evernote for school and home use. So that I can comment on their notes, I will create a notebook for each student in my premium account (that will be a late night!), and then share the notebook with each student. I envisage having mobile devices like iPad minis or ipod touches that can photograph paper work, but from reading Rob Van Nood's Ebook on this topic, feel that a dedicated scanner is a good idea too. Perhaps the ipads will be in use by another class one day? My main question is then, what scanner do you recommend? Rob used a Lexmark Pinnacle Pro, which I believe is an all-in-one printer/scanner- but looking online, I don't think this is a current model, nor do I envisage I will need a printer. My wish list is as follows: 1/ Can scan pages from notebooks (does this rule out Doxie?) 2/ Can be fed single sheets too (flatbed with ADF?) 3/ Is fast 4/ Can send to Evernote quickly and easily 5/ Can store Evernote notebook names, so that students can easily send their work to the right notebook, and not need me to move scores of notes, probably without names on, to the right notebook. 6/ Is affordable! Does anyone have a view? Thanks for any help! Toby Ray London
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What is the best scanner to digitize 10,000 photos? Want to upload some to Evernote as well. Does anyone use Evernote to back up photos in conjunction with another photo app? -
Hey everyone, I read a lot about the S1300 and EN on this forum, but nothing about the P-215. I was wondering if anyone compared the two head-to-head, preferably on a Mac. I read that the P-215 is faster, but how is the quality in comparison to the S1300? I also want to know about auto de-skewing and orientation. Or is the S1300 just the best? Thanks!
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Hi Folks A few notes on my decrepit old Scanner a 3 or 4 year old MP190 All in one machine Unlike many on this forum I don't have a whole bunch of stuff to digitise - But in common with all of you, I want rid of papers - especially the ones I can't find just when I need 'em! My solution seems to be working out along these lines 1. if it is already digital leave it alone - [i use Dropbox to sync across 3 machines and the android app for my HTC phone - So pretty much anything can be gotten hold of fairly quickly] Paper stuff - I'm using my old scanner because volume wise I can't justify the expense of say £170 for one of those superb snapscan machines - this may change as I get more 'into the project' I have the MP190 set as follows - I double click the Scan button on the machine and when the software pops up I then choose TEXT/OCR from the drop down menu and set the resolution to 400dpi - this then remains set for good. I scan the item and when it is completed I select 'save as pdf' the item then goes into a folder I have named 'paperdump' Evernote is set to watch this folder and the item is automatically synced The whole process is a little slow but the pdf's are fully searchable in EN - except for the scrappy ones printed on thermal paper - I make sure to give them a descriptive file name though. The MP190 cost me £30 on ebay a couple of years ago - and I know there are plenty of refurbs about So far so good Hope this is useful to someone Regards Steve www.thriftysites.co.uk
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I recently purchased the Canon P-150 scanner and am having some difficulties. I'm trying to figure out how to delete selected scanned images when multiple pages are scanned. For example, I am scanning the holiday cards I want to save and I don't need a copy of the back of the card that says the manufacturers name and information. Is there a way I can delete selected pages after the multiple pages have been scanned?
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Hi I've been using Evernote for a few years and I'm in the process of really cleaning up my life, which means I'm looking to go 100% paperless. For that I need a documentscanner but unfortunately most of them are two expensive for my current budget so it seems I have narrowed it down to either the Canon P-150M(I'm a Mac user, hence the M version) or the Fujitsu ScanSnap S1300 - The price is almost identical in my country so thats not an issue. I've read a few reviews on them but none of them are really thorough so the only thing i can conclude at the moment is that the Canon looks better when looking at the specs - Twice the scanning speed, TWAIN compatible, double ADF capacity, can scan a wider range of paperstocks but besides that I can't really figure out which one is the best so any input would be greatly appreciated. I'm curious about the quality of the scans(Both for documents and images), the ease of use, how good the ADF is, the ability to correct crooked scans etc. Especially if there is something that indicates the S1300 to be the right choice - The specs says otherwise but the specs are only part of the truth I've also just noticed the existence of the Epson GT-1500 in the same price range - Anybody have experience with that?
