Can you save as you scan to network server? Is this possible?
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Under Vista Home Premium the ScanSnap Organizer software did not allow me to select a NAS device as a save location, I could browse the directories but could not select them. I had no problems selecting a folder in a local drive. I searched the Registry and located the save location in the following location: [HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\PFU\ScanSnap Organizer\V1.0L10] Just modify the value of the "RootFolder" key to fit your needs. I tested it using a mapped drive and a UNC path, it worked fine for me. When I scanned while the network device was off, the software changed the save location back to its default which in Vista is C:\Users\&lt;your profile&gt;\Documents\ScanSnap\. The scanner works great and is pretty fast.
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Well I don't see why not. But it's small we all have our own. The main reason we got it, was we have various sizes of backup documents that we have to attach to our online billing. As far as network we would have to carry our documents load them then back to the computer to hit scan button. Sorry I couldn't help
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Yes, you certainly can. It is not a direct nor intuitive process. In fact, you have to save the scanned item, export it to a file in PDF or Image format, then use your email software to pick up the item and send it along. This is a big shortcoming. Having developed software for quite some time, this is a rather easy function to create within the application and it surprised me that it doesn't offer the feature. There is another optional service NeatCloud which allows you to use the cloud to share the document with a number of other services (e.g. Dropbox, EverNote, etc.) This service ranges in price for the type of services desired.
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Hi Tiffany, you can download the driver to your computer and save the print from the scanner - it's very easy. Ruth
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Hello, we have yet to test it with Network Attached Storage, but if it's treated the same as an external hard drive, you can record to it but only on continuous recording mode. As it is right now, we support recording right to a PC on the network via IE browser (with ActiveX enabled) or iSpy, which is a third party IP camera recording application. We do have a cloud-based storage solution in the works...we're currently about 3 weeks out from going live with it.
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Yes, you can scan directly to a thumb drive. I am not certain on exactly what you mean about gaining access to other accounts. A little help in educating me and I might be able to answer.
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Never had to try it, but you would still have to hold down the scan button...there is a way to automatic scan, but we don't use it for our purposes.
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Yes it can. Mine writes to my QNAP NAS. I use the Shortcuts feature to have different soft buttons to store to different network folders (receipts, finance, misc) as well as sending emails to different people or groups. Overall a very good scanner. I previously used an Epson GT-S50 which was not networkable. Both are excellent/reliable at scanning.
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As far as I'm aware this is just a piece of hardware and would definitely need to be connected to a computer to perform any scanning/saving functions.
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Using the software that comes with the scanner, you can go into the File Save Settings and under Image Format select if you want .jpg, .pdf, .tif, or .bmp file.In other words, Yes, you can save your files as such:)
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Yes, I saw your question and decided to try it. You are able to scan to the USB, it allows you to save in PDF, JPG or TIF (and possible other) formats.
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Saves in JPG. You would need a software program like Photoshop or Photoshop Elements to convert to other formats. Scanner works very well and I convert to TIFF so that I can make changes later without losing quality. I have been very happy with this scanner.
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I set up the scanner to scan to a folder on my network (Mac) so this seems possible.
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Yes. It's available online if you cannot use the disk that cones with the scanner. But it is a plug n play device. If you don't have the software installed it automatically scans it as a photo. The problem is that you can't change it to a pdf or manipulate it in any way.
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Yes, you can. You have to pick the computer on the screen menu of the brother to do that. The computer will need to have the brother driver loaded. The file will show up in the control center in the scan folder. Sometimes one or more PC will not show up on the list. We have considered it a quirk and learned to live with it. In those cases we can scan from the control center of the PC, it is connected but just not on the list. Goodlucks. Still think the brother is a bargain at the price it sells and the multi functionality it provides.
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Well, I do not know as it seems pretty neatly closed, but there is always the alternative to use an external and/or network accessible drives. That's what I do over a Gigabit network. Good luck.
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Yes you can. It has a multi-sheet feeder that holds quite a stack. Also, you can set the preferences to pause after the end of your document so you can add more originals before it completes the scan. Also in preferences you can set the scan to be named before it saves it and at that time choose the file name and storage location. It's really an awesome little scanner for the money.