You can save scanned images from ScanSnap to Dropbox, Evernote, Google Drive, iCloud Drive, or OneDrive by using the client application for each service.
For instructions, see [Procedure] below.
[HELP]
[Preparation]
To use a client application, install the desktop application for each cloud service.
Note:
This application synchronizes data saved on the computer with the cloud service.
Store-based applications are not supported.
Store-based applications are not supported.
[Procedure]
- Start "ScanSnap Home"
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For details, see How can I start ScanSnap Home?.
- Click the [Open scan window] button.
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Click [Add profiles].
Note:The window may differ depending on the scanner model.
- This example explains how to save scanned images to "Evernote."
Select "Cloud Service (via client application)" - "Evernote" from the profile templates.
- Under "Document Type Selection," select the document type that you want to scan.
- Under "Scan Settings," select the color mode, scanning side, and image quality.
- Click the [Browse] button under the "Save to" field.
To import scanned images into Evernote, specify in advance the folder in which to save the scanned images.
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Select any folder as the save destination.
Note:For this example, select "Pictures" as the save destination.
- Click the [Add] button. The profile is added.
- Select the profile added in Step 8, and then scan the document.
- Verify that the scanned images have been saved to Evernote.