Paperport Alternatives? Are there any better alternatives to Paperport?
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I have been using Paperport since the Visioneer days. Since Nuance took over, I have had nothing but grief with this product. It was constantly freezing in scan mode, sometimes freezing the entire computer. I have been living with it because I like the Explore like interface. Our small business is very scan dependent. When we had three clients screaming at us for their files, it was the last straw. I did a search and found FileCenter. We downloaded the trial, and just purchased the Pro version after an effortless changeover. The interface is fresher, new-looking and intuitive. There has not been a single glitch and effortlessly connected to the TWAIN driver of our multi-function Kyocera. I would recommend this product to anyone looking for a PP alternative. You can find them at www.lucion.com or Amazon.
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Office Depot sells an Xtra-Drive which is a USB based shell in effect that you can just slip your SD card in a slot, then plug it in and drag and drop or copy using My Computer. All you need is a front panel USB port. Works wonders. The adapter costs about 7-10 bucks. I forget exactly.
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So sorry. I do not know what the best solution for you is. All I know is that the EPSON is terrible handling card stock. Handles regular paper 11x17 just fine.
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Web access seems kind of slow. Dropbox.com or box.com would probably work better.
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If you find one, please let the rest of the world know. I miss PrintShop a lot, but the new 3.5 is worthless and I sent mine back. Hopefully they will come up with something.
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No is comes with its own program called Paperport, you can drag and drop from this to other programs.
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Affirming the HP praise here, I've worked with Lexmark and Epson "all-in-one's" with some success but the most head-ache-free experiences have been with an HP Laserjet and an HP All-in-one, both of which are currently connected as network printers from Linux machines that my wife and I use at home. Aside from most-favorable Linux compatibility experience with HP, service and durability have also been much better, thus far, than with my throw-away Epson and Lexmark printers. I don't work for HP but I admire their corporate stance in support of Linux compatibility.
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Returned ours and can't help, but it looks like others have helped you already. Oh...we returned ours because it was not compatible with our QuickBooks through our offsite server. It worked just fine, though.
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I had the same question, and found this link: http://www.fuzeqna.com/fujitsu_support/consumer/kbdetail.asp?kbid=15 It looks like it is compatible, as it is pdf based, and can be linked with paperport per the information provided in the link I just found. Good luck...
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You can using apps that support a standard called WebDav. Many do. Among them are iFiles and Good Reader.
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I am not sure, friend. I think you can also use the cloud, google doc or drop box. I don't save much on mine. I love to use Drop box for my business and jump drives for my person stuff.
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I use Kingston office which creates .doc documents. It's baicially Word Processor for Android.
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When I finally found paper, what used to cost approx $20.00, was going to cost over $60.00. I threw my printer dock away and now use Shutterfly instead. Sorry I can't help you!
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Not that I know of Jim. It was fairly inexpensive as printers go, so probably not? It still was not worth the cost in aggravation to me.
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Neither. it simply makes printers usable on a network by tricking your PC or Mac into thinking that the device is attached to a usb port. Not an elegant solution, lacks meaningful support from the manufacturer, and unfortunately the software is a bit buggy. We basically stopped using the printer until I find time to implement some other solution.
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Try "openoffice.org". It's free and is supposedly compatible with MSOffice.
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Get Sandisk Micro SD Card HC Extreme. Regular cards has a lower writing speed