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Janet Denzel
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Anyway, there is now a plugin called Joplin Hot Folder that monitors a local folder and imports anything that appears in that folder into Joplin as a note. It could be used as a target folder for a scanner.
I scan my PDF documents with a Fujitsu ScanSnap IX100 and upload them with the Synology drive to a share of my Syno, where they are converted to a PDF with text overlay by OCRmyPDF which runs on Docker on the Syno. Afterwards this PDF stored i a second folder and from the hotfolder plugin imported into Joplin.
I currently have a user on version 9 of LF who is scanning documents into the repository. The issue is that, when they store the document into LF and then move on to scanning the next document, the previous documents meta data is still populated in the document properties pane. Has anyone else seen this issue happen? Another thing to note is that this issue does not happen every time and seems to be limited to a specific user. I have provided screen shots of the document properties pane so that it is clear what I am referring to.
I'm not seeing any data in the screenshot above. If you refer to the fact that there is a template set, then that would be controlled by the default scan settings specified under Default Properties as well as the options that control whether scanning remembers its previous configuration when you open it or reverts to a given set (File\Options\Scanned Document).
My apologies as I had forgotten to supply a screenshot of the template fields filled out. I unfortunately no longer have the screen shot but to clarify. The user scans the document in, then inputs field data, stores the document, moves on to the next scan and in the fields that are in the screen shot I have provided, there is populated information. In normal circumstances, these fields are automatically cleared out so the user can input new information. Does this help clarify the issue?
How sure are we that the scanned document's properties are edited and not the default properties? The default properties would apply to any documents scanned afterwards. It might be easier to ask them if they were editing fields with an orange background (default properties) when this happens or a blue background (scanned document).
One of my users has been using a multi-function copier/scanner machine to scan documents into a network folder and then she drags them into Laserfiche. The multi-function machine has a setting that allows her to scan in multiple pieces of paper and it will store each piece as a separate document. So when she drops them in Laserfiche, she doesn't have to do any splitting.
She recently got a desktop scanner and hooked it up for the convenience of not having to go to another room to scan, and later drag/drop, however her new little Fujitsu fi-7160 scans multiple pieces of paper only into a single document when she scans into Laserfiche directly. She has to manually split them and it takes a great deal of time.
Is there a work-around for this I am missing? She says the desktop scanner is pretty much useless to her if she has to scan and store each piece separately. I can't find anywhere in the setting something that applies this principle to new documents that are scanned (not imported).
It depends on how you have everything configured. If you're using Laserfiche defaults for what software is used when scanning, then PaperStream is not being utilized and you are losing the advanced functionality.
If you have access to Workflow, guess you could use a Workflow with a loop activity like "Repeat" and create a new empty document for each page with "Create Entry" and the activity "Move pages" then move only the first page on the recently created empty document until the scanned document is empty of any pages.
The workflow actually wouldn't be too complicated (or Quick Fields if they have it). One reason I was wondering if scanning directly into Laserfiche is an option is that it would make this all relatively straightforward.
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