Hi, my assistant works remotely and I'd like to scan the cards and ask her to do the corrections. Is it possible to share the files using dropbox?
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I purchased mine pre-dropbox and do not know. I have not used it for a long time. Sometimes it worked and often the cards were not read correctly. I gave up.
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Hi. I don't really know since I didn't try to share the file. I would assume yes. Sorry Lorenzo.
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Yes and can be done simply while viewing from your browser as the admin. It is them converted to a file you can save seperate, then download, email, flashdrive, cd. Whatever you would like
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No, the desktop application does not automatically download to all connected computers. That may be a good thing given that you'd likely store some large files. Dropbox puts files on all computers, so they're local. MyCloud, on the other hand, leaves files on the remote drive, so you are responsible to get them to where you need them somehow. The desktop application just automates those downloads--it gives you a list of files and folders, and each file has the following options: Cut, Copy, Delete, Rename, Email, and Open. When you try to open a file, it downloads it to a temporary directory. I don't know whether changes are automatically uploaded. Drag and drop also works, and opens an upload/download window with stats and a time estimate. Drag and drop seems to be the same as Copy--the Cut option is for moving things around on the drive. If you don't want to use the desktop application, it is also possible to remote mount a drive share through the internet using the wd2go web site, which brings up a java app to set up the drive share--that's a way cool feature, but it hasn't worked for me yet, at least for the large files I'm working with. Drive shares on the local network work fine, so on a local network you don't need to download--the files are already there, if your network is fast enough. I mounted it as drive W: on all the computers in my house. If you're interested in the MyCloud, I'd suggest picking one up, and playing with it for at least a week or two, since it takes a while to learn how to do everything.
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Yes. I love this scanner. It is so easy to use. I just connect it to my computer and scan in. You are given the choice of where you want to save what you have scanned.
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I think the scanning software has some error correction capabilities It seems to work okay for me.If not maybe a third-party scanning software such as something by nuisance
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It has a piece of software that operates the scanner and lets you save the scanned card images to your computer. It isn't TWAIN compliant so it won't work with other software. You will have to use the software that comes it.
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Works for me https://www.dropbox.com/s/gtjph2xgdut4vho/2014-04-30%2017.27.07.png
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Yes, I use one at work and share with several departments. I also have another at home and share files with other family members. I access both and we all update files.
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As much as I understand, there should not be any problem, using you dropbox files. I basically just transfer files/folders between my desktop and lacie 5big pro, using wifi.
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Yes. Place the paper in the feeder on top and hit the scan button. You can scan to a memory stick, send to email or computer, etc. You can also scan a single sheet by placing on the flatbed glass but using the sheet feeder is easier. Although the computer is wireless network ready I find scanning works smoother if connected using a USB cable.
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It's not such a bad idea, but finding the right software to transfer your work can be irritating, that is if if you're not using an SD card. Pretty sure the system can only read up to 2GB as well, but files are generally not too big to worry about filling the card up anytime soon. Also, the files are of a format where you'll have to download a program to read them, and then re-save them in a format which is more pleasant for instance, .doc or .docx for windows. Any other questions let me know!
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Yes you can. I worked with Filemaker on Mac and PCs and you're able to transfer the DBs easily.
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Considering that Rack2Filer is created by PFU, a Fujitsu company, you will not have any problem. Any scanning software that utilizes twain can be used. I use a program called Lucion FileCenter. I suggest you check it out and see if that program addresses your needs.
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I have not tried it. I just used Dropbox app to transfer all files to pc wirelessly. It's easier.
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Not directly, you can scan to PC using the "email" option and it will open a new message in Outlook (on the target PC) and attach the scan as a PDF. You have to manually add the recipient address and click send. The unit does not have a built in email client to my knowledge.
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I have scanned my manual as 2 jpeg files. If interested I can email. There is no way to attach the files to this message. So, I have to have an email address.
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I still have mine and scanned in the few pages. Don't post your email.....here is a link to download from my drop box account. Just let me know if it worked for you:https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/29094981/Kamenstein.pdf