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    Introducing Document Management. Go Green!

    Document management is the conversion of paper documents into electronic images on your computer. Once on your desktop, these documents can be retrieved

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    RE: Introducing Document Management. Go Green!

    my office refuses to do it. i've been trying to get them to scan new accounts for so long too. i think i'm one of the

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    RE: Introducing Document Management. Go Green!

    I've had to do this several times for companies I have worked for. I started actually with a scanner to scan in some old spread sheets that someone had printed. Then I converted them back into spreadsheets with Omnipage (8 or 9 back then).
    A couple years later, I started scanning all customer contracts and account documents and mapping them out with MindManager to keep things organized.

    These days I have my own company, so everything gets scanned. I use PaperPort for document management and I use OmniPage 16 these days for OCR purposes.

    I've got a three hundred dollar Brother scanner/copier/fax/laser printer that I keep on the dock that is fantastic. I just drop a pile of papers into the document feeder and scan away.

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    RE: Introducing Document Management. Go Green!

    you know, you just gave me a great idea. i have no clue why i never thought of it before either. i tend to be a bit of a

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    RE: Introducing Document Management. Go Green!

    @maharet that's a fantastic idea...Now if all my papers and my scanner weren't packed up, I'd start on this. It'll have

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