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Question: What is the advantage of using this over folders in Windows? Is it more than the visual appearance of binders on shelves in cabinets?
Document: Received with ScanSnap S1500.Goods:1. Relatively easy to use and organize without having to use windows file system. Good for the non-computer geek who just wants to get rid of the paper but have a things organized in binders and folders.Others:1. To attempt to minimize software piracy (I don't blame them) there is a relatively complex installation which failed in my case on several attempts. Support helped me get around this problem within a few days and were very helpful and responsive.
I can certainly put more than 21 Paper Binders in my metal filing cabinet in my office! Usually virtual space is a lot bigger than real physical space. But Not here...I would love a way to use the "PFU-Easy Flip software" which creates virtual Binders. But I can't use it with the space limitations of Rack2-Filer. I have looked everywhere on the internet today for an Easy Flip solution I could apply to standard windows folders, but no luck.
I am so disappointed! They *ALMOST* have a perfect solution, but it is unusable, for me.The software really does have an excellent way to view and group PDF files into Multi-tabed Folders called Binders. That "would be" excellent, if it weren't for the fact that you are LIMITED to only 20 "file cabinet" folders and 21 "Binder" folders.
I can expect it to be difficult.2. The main problem with this program is the proprietary database. The file and folder naming structure in windows is not representative of what you called the files and folders in the program when you scanned them (unlike the default program that comes with the scanner).
Overall usability is seriously compromised. My impression is that Fujitsu does not really speak English. Sorry, but that's my impression.I've backed up the rest of my Rack2-Filer binders using the Rack2-Filer Backup and Restore program, but I really don't trust it.
This is a very nice program that makes it extremely easy to scan and organize your documents. I use it to keep track of bills, receipts, serial numbers, and items I know I'm going to need come tax time. Primarily it adds a good, simple graphical interface to the whole matter of storing items in files, folders, etc. It actually represents it's folders (called binders) as binders on a shelf in a file cabinet. Very Apple like in it's simplicity.
Overall R2F isn't a bad program, just be aware that if your computer crashes or you get a new one you may have to buy the program again if you want to keep using it.
My staff uses this program on a daily basis since I receive many large files that need scanning. It allows you to deal with large numbers of scanned documents making it easier to rearrange the pages into folders. They love the program for this reason. I would recommend this program for folks who scan large numbers of documents.
Also, be sure to purchase the ScanSnap "Bundle" with the Rack2Filer as I purchased my Rack2Filer after the fact. You'll discover that using the ScanSnap software to manage your data will become very difficult to nearly impossible when you are talking about thousands of receipts, statements, work docs, etc per year.
I've been using the trial version and just order this today. It works perfectly for a number of my clients along with the scansnap scanner and a health external hard drive. I'm so please to find docs in one place where I can find them that I haven't found any negatives to date. Beats digging through drawers of files.
Answer: the visual is a nice pluss, and its for me easier to flip through the pages when I am looking for a certain item. for a windows wiz the windows folders may work nicely if you tag your scanned items with time and date in the folder name.