Hello Nick and others, In response to this thread, I have to agree that the Fujitsu ScanSnap product line is a good method for scanning documents. Nick, I would be interested to see what Hazel rules you create to help make your processing of scanned documents more efficient. I first heard of the ScanSnap series of scanners from the Mac Power Users podcast. Additionally, this is the same podcast that introduced me to Hazel, LaunchBar, Text Expander, and of course, the Scan Snap. I am using the S1300I model, which is very nice. While it is true that files need to be converted with the proprietary software, PDFPen Pro has done well at preforming OCR on some files for me. Nick, in your post you did mention that you were able to successfully configure your ScanSnap to automatically preform OCR on documents after they were scanned? could you tell me how you accomplished this? Furthermore, the unlabeled buttons are easily definable, but it is somewhat tedious to determine what each does without invoking the function of said unlabeled button. Thus, here is the list from left-to-right: Delete, File, Mail, Print, Mobile, Dropbox, Google docs, and Salesforce Chatter. It appears after this, while there appear to be more unlabeled buttons, they seem to repeat in functionality.
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