Todd Blum

Instead of trying NAPS2 beta version, we switched to using Adobe Acrobat Pro instead. We are able to scan 150 page documents into Adobe Acrobat Pro over remote desktop using TSScan without any issues (Create PDF from Scan, Alt + F, R, S).

Getting stuck at exactly 65 pages using TSScan on terminal server

Ok, thanks, I have it set up now with one computer running a Scheduled Task that runs 'docfetcher.exe --update-indexes' from the sync'd folder every 15 minutes. If the users run the same DocFetcher.exe from the sync'd folder it runs fine and doesn't run out of memory. The Scheduled Tasks were failing for no reason until I changed it to have 3 triggers instead of one (every 15 minutes 8am-11, 11am-2pm,2pm-5pm). Not sure why that would make a difference. I'm noticing a '.indexes.txt.lock' file appears...

Hello, I have OneDrive issyncing a Sharepoint folders to my local drive. It's syncs to a single directory: C:\Users\USERNAME\SPNAME\ROOTFOLDER The subfolders beneath the root folder contain all my documents. If I run DocFetcher locally installed with local indexes it works perfectly. However, some users don't have enough disk space to synchronize all these folders so I'd like to set up shared indexing. I tried setting up shared indexing with relative paths by creating two subfolders underneath the...

Hello, I have OneDrive issyncing a Sharepoint folders to my local drive. It's syncs to a single directory: C:\Users\USERNAME\SPNAME\ROOTFOLDER The subfolders beneath the root folder contain all my documents. If I run DocFetcher locally installed with local indexes it works perfectly. However, some users don't have enough disk space to synchronize all these folders so I'd like to set up shared indexing. I tried setting up shared indexing with relative paths by creating two subfolders underneath the...