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Thanks for NAPS2. I searched high and low and tested a lot of options and NAPS2 is extremely smooth and functional for what I need.
Currently, (it appears to me that) NAPS2 separates Hardware/Scan Settings (Profiles) from Process Logic (Batch Scan). This separation creates additional steps to change the batch settings (e.g., switch from B&W to Color, or switch single scan to multipage scan). If I want to run a batch job (like running a multi-page B&W scan) I first select a hardware profile and then separately configure the Batch Scan parameters. Not hard I agree.
It seems to me that if the Batch processing dialog had the option to save “Batch Profiles” this would help automate my process. I could have as many “Batch Profiles” as I need, and access them with a single action.
Also, to create command line "one-touch" workflow, a command line method to execute a “Batch Profile” would make it even slicker.
I feel that these additional profiles "baked into" NAPS2 would make the GUI more efficient for high-volume, repetitive tasks.
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Thanks for NAPS2. I searched high and low and tested a lot of options and NAPS2 is extremely smooth and functional for what I need.
Currently, (it appears to me that) NAPS2 separates Hardware/Scan Settings (Profiles) from Process Logic (Batch Scan). This separation creates additional steps to change the batch settings (e.g., switch from B&W to Color, or switch single scan to multipage scan). If I want to run a batch job (like running a multi-page B&W scan) I first select a hardware profile and then separately configure the Batch Scan parameters. Not hard I agree.
It seems to me that if the Batch processing dialog had the option to save “Batch Profiles” this would help automate my process. I could have as many “Batch Profiles” as I need, and access them with a single action.
Also, to create command line "one-touch" workflow, a command line method to execute a “Batch Profile” would make it even slicker.
I feel that these additional profiles "baked into" NAPS2 would make the GUI more efficient for high-volume, repetitive tasks.
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