Fujitsu has been saying that it would gradually update ScanSnap Home with the features that people missed from ScanSnap Manager. Complaints center around its lack of features in comparison to the older ScanSnap Manager. Lots of people have been complaining about ScanSnap Home, the 64-bit software that replaced ScanSnap Manager. One possible explanation is that the series of TidBITS articles on this topic and those from elsewhere on the Web may have resulted in enough negative press to get Fujitsu’s attention.īut another factor may have weighed more heavily in the decision. In all likelihood, many have already done so. Fujitsu announced it wouldn’t support Catalina well over a year ago, and many ScanSnap owners have already gone through the Five Stages of Grief and resolved to buy either a new scanner or one of the third-party software solutions I previously mentioned. I tested the latter just now in V7 and confirmed that Spotlight finds the document by searching for some of its content.Īlthough I haven’t done a comprehensive analysis, my takeaway is that all my key workflows still work, and all the features I remember seeing in ScanSnap Manager still appear to be there. I’m not sure what the Searchable PDF Converter is, but it must not be the essential Convert to Searchable PDF feature that still has a checkbox in V7. (*1) Cloud linkage functions: Scan to Dropbox, Scan to Evernote (Document), Scan to Evernote (Note), Scan to Google Drive, Scan to Salesforce Chatter, Scan to SugarSync (They will be available in a later update.) On the download page, Fujitsu added a comment about a few features in the 6.x (32-bit) versions that are not yet in the V7 (64-bit) version:Ĭloud linkage (*1), ScanSnap Page Merger, or Searchable PDF Converter, which are available with ScanSnap Manager V6.3 or earlier, are not available with ScanSnap Manager V7.0L20 for Mac. ScanSnap Manager Dock pop-up menu in Mojave (left) and Catalina (right)
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