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Future OS X versionsVox Pop: Workflow for the Fujitsu ScanSnap? By: Merlin Mann (22 replies) October 23, 2007 - 10:18am
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Future OS X versions
Does anyone know for sure whether the ScanSnap software works well with Leopard?
I’d really like to get on board this whole paperless existence thing, but I keep coming back to the (potential) issue of spending ~$500 on a piece of hardware that might not be supported by the manufacturer come the next version of OS X. Scanners are really annoying that way, as are printers. For that reason I got a network printer, but the equivalent for a document scanner seems to be awfully expensive.
Anyway, that’s all a long round-about way to ask if anyone has any thoughts about Fujitsu’s future support for Macs or hard details about Leopard compatibility.