I know that the LUG is full of bleeding edgers. Has anyone converted over to all electronic banking/finaces? do you receive all your statements through email? What are the pros? cons? thanks
On 5/23/07, Tim reid <bewkard@gmail.com> wrote:
I know that the LUG is full of bleeding edgers. Has anyone converted over to all electronic banking/finaces? do you receive all your statements through email? What are the pros? cons?
Bank of America does PDFs for monthly statements. It is alright I guess nothing to really shout about. When reading the title I was thinking more along the lines of scanning receipts and other documents. Then burning or shredding the real copies or put them in a safety deposit box. But I have been thinking about getting a scanner for documents I can't get digital copies.
.pdf's! So THAT'S why they are so damn expensive. ;-) On 5/23/07, djgoku <djgoku@gmail.com> wrote:
On 5/23/07, Tim reid <bewkard@gmail.com> wrote:
I know that the LUG is full of bleeding edgers. Has anyone converted over to all electronic banking/finaces? do you receive all your statements through email? What are the pros? cons?
Bank of America does PDFs for monthly statements. It is alright I guess nothing to really shout about.
When reading the title I was thinking more along the lines of scanning receipts and other documents. Then burning or shredding the real copies or put them in a safety deposit box. But I have been thinking about getting a scanner for documents I can't get digital copies. _______________________________________________ Kclug mailing list Kclug@kclug.org http://kclug.org/mailman/listinfo/kclug
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On 5/23/07, djgoku <djgoku@gmail.com> wrote:
On 5/23/07, Tim reid <bewkard@gmail.com> wrote:
I know that the LUG is full of bleeding edgers. Has anyone converted over to all electronic banking/finaces? do you receive all your statements through email? What are the pros? cons?
Bank of America does PDFs for monthly statements. It is alright I guess nothing to really shout about.
When reading the title I was thinking more along the lines of scanning receipts and other documents. Then burning or shredding the real copies or put them in a safety deposit box. But I have been thinking about getting a scanner for documents I can't get digital copies.
The current "shrinkwrap appliance operator" best of breed is this: http://www.neatreceipts.com/ It earns that niche mostly due to near seamless integration with a software bundle. Sadly however-the bundle is all Windows, and closed source to my current information. That last part about the software bundle- Scanners above or bleow certain price points are "you get what you pay for" and then better or worse in nonlinear progression both directions bad to good. A sub-$200 scanner Vs a Canon "integrated document unit for $5500 both at the end of the day still turn paper into digital captures. The MAJOR differences being in time,sanity and total cost of ownership/operation.. When you consider the bottom line as total costs to own and operate-then you can compare hardware and software merits. I admit bias towards the extremes having lived with both. And in due disclosure- "paperless" should more aptly be dubbed as "paper lessening" Later today I will explain what I have worked with that did and not work-and why. But look in the meantime at the Neat receipts package for a "what the mundanes use" item.. And at the upper end- Canon's CD-4070NW Microfilm enhanced models start at 15K... Oren Beck www.campdownunder.com **<http://www.dicom.co.uk/dicom/europe/web_eur.nsf/2ffd03bb13f8663248256f39001bff18/271944c99e8ba394c1256fea00552597%21OpenDocument>
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