Can you scan documents into filemaker Pro?
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You can scan documents as .pdf or Word and store the documents in container fields or references (file paths) to them.
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I believe it is. As of now, I'm just using the full version of Adobe. As I get more organized, I expect the Rack2Filer will come into play.The scanner itself is excellent, making fast 2-sided scans with excellent resolution/quality.
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I tried Rack2, which came with my scanner, but then I uninstalled it. The bundled Organizer software is pretty straightforward without the hokey Rack2 interface.
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I have the WorkForce 845, and all you have to do is click the "Add Page" button after it scans and you can scan additional documents from any source. Not sure if the 3520 works the same, but it would be silly if it didn't.
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This is true. I thought I can make use of Rack2 better than the ScanSnap software but I was wrong. With Rack2, the documents are filed using a proprietary folders (directory) format so you will have to go to Rack2 to know what is within those folders unlike the standard ScanSnap software. The best scenario will be a Rack2 frontend with ScanSnap backend but, for some reasons, Fujitsu decided not to implement it that way.
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I don't believe it can be done. The scans are separate (can't run simultaneously) and won't save on the same document.
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Fujitsu ScanSnap S1500 Deluxe Bundle Sheet-Fed ScannerScanSnap tells me that you can append a scanned document with Adobe Acrobat (not just "Reader" but the regular program which comes with the ScanSnap.)
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Yes, directly by scanning, as a download, or by attaching camera disk. See instructions for each application. Actually it is quite inexpensive and convenient. I purchase high quality photo paper @$20/100 sheets in 8"x11" size. The quality of the photos is excellent.
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Yes, of course. It scans anything in pdf format which you can then convert to a jpeg in the Scansnap program.
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No. You will have to manually straighten any paper(s) before you can do the scanning.
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Not that I know about, but if you have a Mac you can use "image capture" to scan. It comes with the OS. Maybe Windows has something similar.
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You can also manually scan double-sided pages. The software leads you through the process. Very easy to do.
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They can be scanned, but I was able to find a local software that could be filled out on my PC and then send the form through the printer to be filled out.
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I don't know. This blog says there is a way to do it. http://h30434.www3.hp.com/t5/Scanning-Faxing-and-Copying/Scanning-on-Laserjet-Pro-M1536dnf/td-p/1394657
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No. But if all you want to do is read documents which have been produced with those programs there are programs in the Google play store which will do that. Also Office suite pro may do what you want in a compatibility way. Check them out in the play store to see.
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The answer to your question is No. Your Scans are saved as PDF or JPG on to a Scan Disc then transferred to your Computer. You then name or Label the PDF/ JPG.Items can then be sorted inside the folder as you would any collection of files.You might be able to scan Business Cards (if you're clever) but I think a Plastic DL would be too thick, and the slick surface would give you trouble.
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I have never used it for documents, but because it is stored on a usb flash drive I would have to say yes as to anything you would like to scan through, it also saves to your hard drive.