The 2007 version has lots of new features; easy to have separate “notebooks”; Easy search for any key word in your document or title; Can copy text from a captured text screen! Haven’t tried the audio recording features that sync to your notetaking.

Indispensible, as I think and work in a non-linear fashion.

In my case I use SUPERCAT, cataloging software.. It’s been a real blessing when it comes to finding information I’ve backed up.

The program scans each disc and keeps a record of the file names and folder names for later searching results

Whenever I need to find project artwork or old client
information all I need to do is type in the client’s name in SUPERCAT’s search field and up comes a list of all scans with that name mentioned in either a file or folder name.. I name each scan with the same # as the disc.

So long as I
1. name my folders or files with easy to remember names
2. title the scanned file with the number of the disc,
3. file my disc in a chronological order

I’ve always been able to easily find the information I need. Wish I was this organized with the rest of my life! haha!

hope this is useful.

btw, Supercat is not the only catalog program available, but since I haven’t figured out how to export and import my existing cataloging lists I haven’t bothered trying other cataloging software.

Auch der “Guru” selbst – also Merlin Man – hat einen sehr interessanten Beitrag zu dem Gerät verfasst, hier sind vor allem auch die Kommentare sehr hilfreich.

… Bei Bedarf kann ich euch den Lieferanten von meinem ScanSnap nennen, falls ihr n…

New PCs are so cluttered with crap that I prefer buying parts and assembling them myself. Here is an article about “economy of crap software”:

Junkbusters!
New PCs come littered with demoware and ads you never asked for. Does all that stuff affect performance? You bet. Here’s how to get rid of the crud–or avoid it in the first place.

http://www.pcworld.com/article.....ticle.html

http://www.artplus.hr/adapps/eng/easynote.htm

I use it at work and at home. There’s a free version and two paid versions…the free version is adequate for the casual user, but the power user will find the $35 price tag for the pro version well worth paying!

Very timely! Thanks

http://www.giveawayoftheday.com/evernote-beta/

Neither seems to do what I thought the point of the article was. I don’t see how I can use Evernote for instance to organize and search all the files that I already have in my MyDocuments folder.

I’m not saying I don’t think the application is useful, it looks very nice indeed, but it just doesn’t seem to serve the indexing and searching through your files purpose.

I might download the evaluation and give it a shot nonetheless to see if in fact the application does that but the ifno I read so far doesn’t mention it.

I just love the simplicity of pressing a key, and whatever I’m looking at is preserved. No muss, no fuss. Unclutter your brain while uncluttering your computer.

Worth a look. I love it.