
I haven’t seen any other office scanner that handles scans this efficiently.īy default, after you push the blue button and the ScanSnap scans a document, a Quick Menu appears onscreen to decide what happens to the scan – a button click to save the file, attach it to an email, print it, send it to Dropbox, or a number of other choices. Some of the simplicity comes from new functions in the scanner and Fujitsu software. Fujitsu warns that OCR might slow things down but everything has been lightning quick in my experience, with a barely perceptible delay for OCR. The new iX500 apparently has a processor built into the scanner itself that does OCR before the file is delivered to the computer. The previous model ScanSnap S1500 would at least send its scans directly to Acrobat for post-scan processing but that’s no longer necessary.
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That used to require opening each PDF in Adobe Acrobat and running a routine to “optimize” the file.
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Let me tell you how I’ve set it up, then give you a few tips about how to get that result. You have to get one or two or several of them. Last week I decided to put a ScanSnap iX500 on my desk. I knew that from its reputation but I had never owned one. For years I have told clients that the Fujitsu ScanSnap iX500 (previously the ScanSnap S1500) is the best tool for desktop scanning. Offices are stepping up their efforts to go paperless by scanning and recycling paper files and incoming documents.
