As I was depositing a check with my ScanSnap this morning, I had the idea that I should post a few ScanSnap GTD tricks. Then Joe Terrana posted a comment to the 2014 Getting Started with Getting Things Done post, … Continue reading →
Introduction: This post will step-by-step Macintosh users through getting our most excellent ScanSnap iX500 scanners, to scan directly to our smart phones. This journey began 2 posts ago with the discovery that when you set up ScanToPhone the first thing Fujitsu’s programmers … Continue reading →
Introduction: This article will show Macintosh users how to set up their ScanSnap iX500s to scan directly to their cell phones. I know, I know, you are thinking “Why would I want to do that?” I’ll tell you: “I don’t … Continue reading →
Just a quick post to end the week. I’ve been working on a post showing step by step how to enable the ScanToPhone capability of the ScanSnap iX500 scanner. In the process of setting up ScanToPhone. The *first* thing that … Continue reading →
Source: http://www.beneaththecover.com There is a new howto page up today about how to manage presets in Fujitsu’s ScanSnap software. The longer you have a ScanSnap, the more ways you find you can use your scanner. Not just for scanning … Continue reading →
Introduction The Fujitsu Scansnap S1500 (PC) and S1500M (Mac) are F-A-N-T-A-S-T-I-C GTD infrastructure! The decision to buy one of these is not hard to make. The problem instead is the “limited-cognitive-innovation-budget” each of us has. The Limited-Cognitive-Innovation-Budget The best … Continue reading →
Introduction: I’ve been a member of Evernote since 2008/06/29, so just shy of a decade. I’m 24,407 notes into the Evernote roach motel. And I’m a pretty happy customer. The purpose of this post is to take a look back … Continue reading →
Source: RandsInRepose.com’s CAVE ESSENTIALS Introduction: I’m still reflecting on RandsInRepose.com’s CAVE ESSENTIALS post. And while I think Rands has the perfect idea about the job of a desk: “A desk’s job is to build productivity, and for me, it achieves this by … Continue reading →
Bits Are Better Than Atoms: Just noticed a Fujitsu ScanSnap on Amazon (not sold by Amazon so Caveat Emptor) for $350 which is just about $100 less than normal price for an iX500. Arrival is already after Christmas, but for … Continue reading →
Before office picture with books I read therefore i am leads to having too many books. About 5000 too many to be exact. So I consulted my engineering teacher friends and asked the best way to cut bindings off books … Continue reading →