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Scanning magazinesVox Pop: Workflow for the Fujitsu ScanSnap? By: Merlin Mann (22 replies) October 23, 2007 - 10:18am
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Scanning magazines
If your piles are still magazines, then this won’t solve your problem. They need to be torn out and stuff wider then 8 3/4” will not fit through (e.g. large format/tabloid weekly mags like eWeek used to be)
I do use my scansnap to scan in magazine pages from articles I read that I want to keep for reference by cutting them out using the convenient “Levenger Single Sheet Newspaper Cutters”. When I’m out and about I throw them in a “Scan” file folder and crank them into DEVONthink Pro Office when I get back to the office.