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PaperPort 14 batch scanning and my suggestion for it…
Posted on May 12, 2012 | No CommentsA couple of weeks ago, I was in the process of scanning a bunch of documents and I realized how much work I was doing in scanning in lots and lots of documents. Doc imaging needs to be easier. In another post I talked about scanning documents in to the system; the importing of these documents has to have a good process and it has to be intuitive and easy for the users to do… The harder you make this process the less the users will want to use it. With the release of v14 for PaperPort it seems clear to me that PaperPort is just focused on the business users because no options offered at all for social sharing. PaperPort does have the ‘cloud’, but I’m not counting that; I’m referring to services like Twitter and Facebook. Anyway, so, I found this issue with PaperPort and I reported it to Nuance and I hope they do something with it… -
They continue to muck with entertainment – and pirates still don’t care…
Posted on May 9, 2012 | 2 CommentsThis is a little bit of a rant, BUT… I believe everyone is aware that copying a DVD or a Blu-Ray disc is incorrect; it’s against the law… I rented me a DVD the other night, Underworld – Awakening, and I noticed that it had this new warning on it. Thank goodness for the Internet so that you can go online and research this new ‘information’. It’s almost to the point I really miss the days of VHS; at least with VHS you could fast-forward tape, jump past the crap and watch the movie that you paid for, but with DVDs and Blu-ray it’s a little harder… Over the years, the movie companies have been taking away people’s DVD players abilities to skip past the movie trailers, special notices and various other things. From the earliest VHS movie, I can recall seeing the legal warnings about copying the movie— I think everyone has, but now the US government has added another set of notices that can be skipped over; each one being 10 seconds. -
Are You Really Into Online Faxing?
Posted on March 20, 2012 | No CommentsUsing the fax machine is a method of communication that has been around for a long time and is still prominently used in the business world today. If you need to send a fax, you don’t necessarily have to use a traditional fax machine to get the job done. Instead of using a fax machine, you have the option of sending a fax online. This process is sometimes much more convenient than having to use a regular fax machine. -
The Many Benefits of Cloud Computing
Posted on March 16, 2012 | No CommentsImagine that you are an IT Manager for a large company. You are responsible for ensuring every employee has a working computer equipped with the right hardware and software programs to do their jobs. Each hardware and software program requires a license — and they are expensive. When a new employee is hired, you must make certain they are covered by your company’s existing licenses. If not, other licenses may have to be purchased. As you can see, all of this is not only very costly, but difficult to organize and very stressful. Relax. There are big changes on the horizon. Instead of setting up multiple programs on each employee’s PC, wouldn’t it be easier to simply install one program instead? This program is designed to allow each employee to securely log onto website that hosts all of the programs required to get their jobs done. This website offers what has come to be known as cloud computing. Cloud companies offer services as varied as word processing and email to complex analytical and design programs. -
‘Disc-to-Digital’ — you’re kidding right?
Posted on March 15, 2012 | No CommentsMedia companies are the worst when it comes to being progressive with technology. Using a few short examples, DVD shrink and RealDVD are just two packages of software that were shut down by the media industry as forms of pirating; this is back in 2008. The problem the media companies had with software packages like this was that private individuals to take their DVDs and make copies of them, and do whatever they wanted to with the digital copies. But even though the studios went after companies that made software like this, the practice kept going; just about everyone has the ability now to insert a DVD into their computer, ‘rip a copy’, and then play that disc/DVD anywhere. Now Wal-mart and their VUDU video service wants to get some cash for you going digital…
![Smartphone development is just a repeat of the PC evolution… If you’ve been around long enough to remember Apple vs. IBM. Or when Commodore C64‘s were better than TSR-80 [coco's]; from there, you can reference everything I’m going to say here. I’d presume this comes around with being in tech long enough to see it circle back around and repeat itself. It started with the PC’s. There was a whole work up on operating system’s, hardware specifications and then how small can you make them, and then how cheap can you make them… Having to watch the history of tech just wrap around again is kind of boring… The only difference is this time, it has to do with small portable devices. Small devices, running small operating system’s; operating system’s that can do just about everything.](http://www.lehsys.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/05/wkee1bli-115x115.jpg)

![US Congress Votes Early on CISPA to avoid Cyber-Backlash It’s not bad enough that citizens of the Internet have to deal with new technology, new standards and new fires dodge everyday; but it seems lately the archenemy of the Internet is going to be censorship. Governments seem to think that the Internet has been unregulated for too long and it’s time that the dimwitted mines of the world, but have no idea how the Internet works, need to put restrictions on what the Internet can and can’t do. Everyone was aware that the US House of Representatives was scheduled to vote on CISPA (Cyber Intelligence Sharing and Protection Act) this week [Friday / 4/27/2012], but because of other bills that were strongly opposed, such as SOPA/PIPA and ACTA, the U.S. Congress decided to sneak in a few additional amendments and then pass the bill in haste. It’s pretty obvious that Congress was trying to avoid the cyber backlash of Internet citizens that believe snooping/censorship of the Internet, of any kind, should not be permitted.](http://www.lehsys.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/04/51h4hd25-115x115.jpg)









