Major Update Released – Action Required

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Happy New Year all.

It’s Home Document Manager’s turn for a little “out-with-the-old” and a bit of “in-with-the-new”. I’ve just published a significant update for Home Document Manager. Ordinarily, the software will update its self without any action on your part, but on this occasion you will need to manually uninstall the application, then download the latest version from the website.

Here’s what’s new:

  1. Updated scanning engine with wider scanner support.
  2. Updated OCR engine with increased accuracy.
  3. Bug fixed which prevented some Scansnap users from importing PDFs.

All the best for 2010!

  • Joseph M. Reed

    I was about to ask for my money back. I couldn’t connect my SnapScan with your Manager–documents wouldn’t enter. But with this new Manager it’s working. Still learning how, but am getting results. Thanks for the update.

  • http://www.homedocumentmanager.com Tim

    No problem Joseph, sorry for the inconvenience.

  • Michael Fritzshall

    Several months I started to try this progra, but got side tracked and ran out of time. I am now in the process of learning about the program. I have several questions.

    TWAIN: What is it, and what are the problems if you don’t have it?

    What operating systems will HDM support?

    There are 3 columns on the Home screen. Can you expain their function, or at least point me in the direction to find out”

    Thank you for any help and information you can provide.

    Michael Fritzshall

  • http://www.dokix.com Tim

    TWAIN is the industry standard for talking to scanners. Most scanner manufacturers will produce TWAIN drivers for their scanners, with Fujitsu Scansnaps as the notable exception.

    HDM works on Windows XP to Windows 7, and works on both 32 and 64 bit machines.

    The left panel is for navigating your document structure, the middle panel show you your what’s in the selected folder/tag, and the right panel allows you to preview a document.