Canon Canoscan 8800f works fine with xsane. When I was shopping for a
scanner, I used the SANE list to find a compatible scanner:
http://www.sane-project.org/sane-mfgs.html
Lincoln
On Thu, 2017-12-21 at 19:42 +, jeffrey black wrote:
> I am using GnuCash (Windoze version) to track multiple
On Thu, 21 Dec 2017 19:42:52 +
jeffrey black wrote:
> I am using GnuCash (Windoze version) to track multiple sets of
> books. My personal, my farm, my wife's business, and for another
> family members personal and business. Needless to say I am buried up
> to my
> On Dec 21, 2017, at 11:24 PM, DaveC49 wrote:
> As others have noted at present there is no way to
> link these into Gnucash at the moment.
I see the Associate File with Transaction option is still in the context menu.
As noted however, the feature is very limited
beastmaster...@hotmail.com (jeffrey black) writes:
> I am buried up to my ears in receipts and would like to go paperless
> budget would have to be a maximum of about $400 USD. I need to scan
> everything from 2 inch wide thermal receipts up to to full size
> 8 1/2 X 11Â inch receipts.
I use a
I use an app named "Scanner Pro" on my iPhone to capture
documents/receipts while out of the office. Images automatically upload
to my iCloud storage or I can mail them to myself. Access to files on
iCloud from the Linux box in the office is done via the iCloud web
portal. Works fine, but
I use the flatbed scanner on a Samsung SCX3405FW combined with the XSANE
Image Scanning Program to scan receipts with output as jpg without any major
difficulties on Linux. As others have noted at present there is no way to
link these into Gnucash at the moment. Main reason is to store receipts
I can say that VueScan softer does work with the older Fujitsu
ScanSnap (s500, I think) on Ubuntu 14. But VueScan is not free, and I
have not tried Fujitsu's linux version for the ScanSnap. I don't use
OCR when I scan, but instead batch scan, and then later run the files
(usually .tiff) through
An interface from a product like Neat Receipts into gnucash would be cool!
But you say you have a scanner, but it's not a reasonable option. Why? If you
just want to scan receipts and store the scans on your computer, sounds like
you're all set.
As others said, gnucash doesn't store scanned
On 12/21/2017 3:05 PM, George Riner wrote:
> Is your question regarding a general purpose scanner?
>
> Or is your point about a application/tool that will process a scanned image
> of a receipt and create a ready-to-import file of accounts, descriptions,
> memos, and amounts - with splits?
>
> :
On Thu, Dec 21, 2017 at 2:42 PM, jeffrey black
wrote:
> receipts and would like to go paperless by storing the images in
> GnuCash. My flatbed scanner works but; is not a reasonable option.
I've had great success with cell-phone-based scanner applications. My
Aaron,
I think it’s just a file URI link. The scans themselves have to be stored on
their own in the file system. They images/pdf et cetera aren’t stored in the
db. (the default XML I don’t think could handle that anyway)
There shouldn’t be any memory issues in that respect.
I was using the
Is your question regarding a general purpose scanner?
Or is your point about a application/tool that will process a scanned image of
a receipt and create a ready-to-import file of accounts, descriptions, memos,
and amounts - with splits?
: George
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> > On Dec 21, 2017, at 11:42 AM, jeffrey black
> wrote:
> >
> > I am using GnuCash (Windoze version) to track multiple sets of books.
> > My personal, my farm, my wife's business, and for another family members
> > personal and business. Needless to say I am buried
> On Dec 21, 2017, at 11:42 AM, jeffrey black
> wrote:
>
> I am using GnuCash (Windoze version) to track multiple sets of books.
> My personal, my farm, my wife's business, and for another family members
> personal and business. Needless to say I am buried up
I am using GnuCash (Windoze version) to track multiple sets of books.
My personal, my farm, my wife's business, and for another family members
personal and business. Needless to say I am buried up to my ears in
receipts and would like to go paperless by storing the images in
GnuCash. My
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