Prompt to Tag files after scanning

I do a lot scanning with ScanSnap and I'd like to be able to get a prompt to Tag files as they appear in my scan folder as .pdf's. I looked around in automator and didn't see anything that would fit the bill... and I'm not well versed at scripting - anything out there that will fit the bill ?

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Hi Link Butler,
I don't believe that there is a direct way of saving and image in the BIL format. However, from the information I have seen online, you will very likely be able to recreate this file type in LabVIEW. Although, the exact arrangements I have seen have been contradictory in some cases, it appears that a BIL file will contain no header information and only contain binary data on the Red, Green, and Blue pixel values of the image.
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Matt
Product Owner - NI Community
National Instruments
Attachments:
ExtractRGB.vi ‏63 KB

Disable prompt to save file after signing

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You need to update the numeric value: RunState.InitialSelection.SelectedFile.ChangeCount. Add 1 if a change in your edit has occured.
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I just purchased an HP Envy 4500 , can scan items and save them as pdf files on the computer. Later going into documents I'm not able to open file - get error box stating not able to open document.

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I have two excel files, which are data and edit by multi users, how can I sync the master files to the copy files after edit?
Is this operation required VBA? marco?

Hi,
Your request could be done via VBA code. Here are two ideas.
One:
Syncing the data from master file to the copy file without opening copy file. Sample code
Private Sub Worksheet_Change(ByVal Target As Range)
If Target.Count > 1 Then Exit Sub
Dim cnn As Object, SQL$, s$
Select Case True
Case Target.Value = ""
s = "null"
Case IsDate(Target.Value)
s = "#" & Target.Value & "#"
Case IsNumeric(Target.Value)
s = Target.Value
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End Select
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cnn.Close
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Two:
Saving the master file as copy file before closing. Reference:
https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/office/ff194765.aspx?f=255&MSPPError=-2147217396
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After scanning my document and converting to Microsoft Word the size of characters are different

After scanning my document and converting to Microsoft Word the size of characters are different and things like puntuation are distorted. How do I get the uniformity like the original?

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Yes I did @Larry...
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This isn't really a question thread, but rather a solution I built to eliminate one of Page's annoyances.
This problem has been encountered before, but the question isn't truly ever answered. I would reply to those (they're the top results in Google), but because they are archived I can't change them at all.
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Even after disabling the .pages prompt, it still prompts to save files just before I close them. The exact message is: Do you want to save the changes made to the document "some_document"?
Details:
System Version: OS X 10.9.1 (13B42)
Kernel Version: Darwin 13.0.0
Pages Version: 5.0.1
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Create a workflow.
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You get this behavior if the file which you opened is not a Pages '09 one.
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META-INF/taglib.tld
META-INF/tags/myTag.tag
where the taglib.tld contains (among other things):
<uri>myTag</uri>
<tag-file>
<name>someName</name>
<path>META-INF/tags/myTag.tag</path>
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<%@taglib prefix="tags" uri="myt" %>
Related facts:
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then it does work. However, that prevents me from packaging the tag-files as a re-usable jar.
(Facts 1 & 2 seem to imply that the files are correct and that WebLogic is not handling the jar correctly?)
3. I've seen suggestions that there needs to be a <taglib> entry in web.xml. I have tried this and...
- the text I've seen on the web generates an error. It seems to need to be within a <jsp-config> entry in web.xml.
- even with this I still get the same error.
Does anyone have a suggestion for how to get Weblogic to handle tag-files inside a re-usable jar?
Do you have an example jar you can point me to just to see that it works on my system?
Is there some special configuration needed by Weblogic to tell it to handle this construct?
And finally, the error message is saying that one of two things is wrong:
Either:
A) it cannot find the referenced taglib file, or
B) the tld file failed to compile.
Is there any way for me to find out which of these is happening? The error messages in WLS do not seem to give any more info, so I cannot easily distinguish between these possibilities.
Thanks for your assistance.

After 3 days of seeing this error, immediately after posting this request the problem disappeared. Sigh.
So for now this problem is closed. If it comes back I'll re-post.

Why does Image Capture stop recognizing Epson scanner after scanning several images? I have to stop and start the scanner in order for Image Capture to recognize it again.

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I find it takes an extremely long time to compile my web application with 75 .jsp files (14188 non-blank lines) and 24 .tag files (438 non-blank lines). About 24 minutes, in fact. I attribute this to the utility insisting on recompiling each and every .tag file for every .jsp that uses them.
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Scott

Marco,
the bug is published and visible in Metalink.
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Didier.

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How do i print out my picture after scanning it. it comes out way to small

after scanning my picture i print it out and it comes out way to small

VisionAiry wrote:
If you print the scans and they come out too small, it may be that you have a setting off when you scan it in. To resolve this problem completely, you could simply make a copy instead. But in order to assist you with this, I will need to know a lot more information.
1. What kind of printer do you have (Officejet 8600, Photosmart C6380, etc)?
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3. What software/program are you using to scan (HP Scan, HP Solution Center, Paint, etc)?
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