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Posted by jpluimers on 2021/10/25
For my link archive some videos below.
Note that I dislike ScanSnap Cloud, as I do not want an intermediate party in between me and my cloud provider.
I much more prefer providers like Google Drive, OneDrive, etc to configure locally and have them upload to the cloud instead of ScanSnap Could also seeing my scanned content.
–jeroen
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Posted by jpluimers on 2021/09/10
The first stupid thing is that when pressing the “Install” button: it will not ask for UAC elevation, despite the UAC elevation badge:
The second is the release notes from the installer indicate there is more information to be found when clicking, but after clicking it shows exactly the same information:
Update ScanSnap Home to 1.4.0.
Modifications from 1.3.1 to 1.4.0.– A new feature has been added to perform OCR recognition on an image of a business card or receipt again by marking the necessary parts with a frame on the preview window.
– A new feature has been added to allow users to preview multiple images on the main window.
– A new feature has been added to apply [ScanSnap Manager – Profile] to ScanSnap Home.
– Help menus and contents have been improved, allowing users to find information that they want quickly on the Help.
– Operability for linking with cloud services has been improved.
– Operability for adding and editing profiles on the taskbar has been improved.
– A modification has been made so that you can delete a content data record that is managed in ScanSnap Home even after you delete a file for the content data record in Explorer.
– The waiting time it takes after a scan has been reduced.
– A modification has been made which enables users to use the scan window as soon as it is displayed.
– Operability for contacting your support representative has been improved.
– Fixed the problem that occurs on ScanSnap iX500, preventing the Wi-Fi settings from being configured successfully with an SSID that includes double-byte characters.
– Fixed the problem where the Scan buttons for other users may not be disabled on the touch panel when users are switched.
– Fixed the problem where the scanner turns off even if [Automatic power off] is set to [Never].
– Fixed the problem that occurs when the title of a content data record is changed during text recognition, causing the changed title to return back to the original title.
– Fixed the problem that occurs when scanned images are not managed in ScanSnap Home and when they are linked with a certain application, preventing the scanned images from being saved in a specified folder.
– Fixed the problem that occurs when a connection is established with ScanSnap SDK via Wi-Fi, preventing a serial number from being obtained with the GetScannerInfo command.
– Other miscellaneous bug fixes and improvements have been done.
For details, double-click [ScanSnap Home Update].
–jeroen
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Posted by jpluimers on 2021/08/27
Sometimes, the Windows device manager shows any of the below errots for an USB 3.x device that is physically connected to the ESXi host and passes through a VM (via a virtual USB controller and virtual USB device).
This solution usually works: use a USB 2.0 cable instead of a USB 3.x cable.
If it doesn’t work, then the solutions are the same as when this happens in a pure physical solution:
In my case, I needed a USB connection, because it is the only way to reset a Fujitsu ScanSnap scanner to correct WiFi settings after it gets confused (which happens a few times per year).
The difference for devices with a known driver:
The difference for devices with an unknown driver:
This happened with me on both a ScanSnap iX500 and iX1500, and this did not help (as I was on a more recent Windows version): [WayBack] When setting up your scanner 502: My computer does not recognize ScanSnap iX500 with a USB 3.0 port. – Fujitsu Global.
More on USB passthrough:
A tutorial explaining how to add USB devices connected to a ESXi host to a virtual machine residing on the host itself. A feature called USB passthrough.
You can add one or more USB passthrough devices from an ESXi host to a virtual machine if the physical devices are connected to the host on which the virtual machine runs.
More on USB virtualisation:
–jeroen
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Posted by jpluimers on 2021/08/16
Steps to convert PDF to OCR on all pages in Acrobat XI Standard (STD) via [WayBack] PDF to text, how to convert a PDF to text | Adobe Acrobat DC:
- Open a PDF file containing a scanned image in Acrobat.
- Click on the Edit PDF tool in the right pane. Acrobat automatically applies optical character recognition (OCR) to your document and converts it to a fully editable copy of your PDF.
- …
- Choose File > Save As and type a new name for your editable document.
Screenshots:
You can select from many OCR languages:
On pages without bitmap content, you see this message:
Note that Acrobat XI was the last version where this was possible in the Standard edition.
More recent versions of Acrobat, need the Pro version for OCR:
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Posted by jpluimers on 2021/08/13
For my screenshot archive:
A retry with about 5 gigabyte of free space went further:
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