What document scanning and filing system do you use?
One reader has asked about whether PaperMaster Pro is up to the job. Personally I’m not impressed with its latest incarnation: While the interface is superficially better, there are plenty of features missing from the earlier version, although right now I can’t find the link which mentions them.
Alternatives? Once again, I’m not impressed. I’ve written positive reviews of ScanSoft’s PaperPort, but once again, it’s not been all plain sailing. On several occasions PaperPort’s conversion of scanned documents to PDF format has been a let down (as in key files disappearing, never to return), which somehow makes a mockery of the idea of your computer doing a better job of saving stuff for you than a good old filing cabinet.
Nowadays I still use PaperPort but with very low expectations. But I wonder if there’s something better to recommend folk? Thoughts anyone?
Is there any way to get the 98 version of PaperMaster? I have used that in the past and have had no problems. The Pro version sounds like a headache.
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