I got a SnapScan alert this morning informing me they had a software update that I nearly ignored as I had moved to Exact Scan but checked it mostly to make it go away…
And the old software is now running on Catalina, it took a long time to download but all the old features are there
What a roller coaster. Just two days ago I gave away my much-loved ScanSnap s1300 because I am now using macOS Catalina (which is not supported by Fujitsu for the s1300) Worry not — the recipient understood the limitations and is running a machine on Mojave.
Then I saw your post just now and my heart sunk. Could it be that I could have used my scanner after all?
Sadly for all of us this seems to be a prank. Here’s what I found on the Fujitsu site.
Well I upgraded the SnapScan software to the new version for my S1500M and it works just like the old one. I tried to use the Scan to Searchable PDF, but the scan software is slow and, worse, is very poor resolution even with minimal compression. I had hoped to use it and get rid of Adobe Acrobat that came with my previous version, as that is 32 bit.
I have not upgraded to Catalina yet (and probably will skip it) but I found it odd that the supporting software for the SnapScan (FineReader and Scam to Searchable PDF) still seem to be 32 bit. That is confusing to me.
Old thread I know, but be aware that the ScanSnap Manager app is being unsupported from Nov. 2024 (downloadable until Oct.2024), making Sonoma or Sonoma+1 (whatever macOS 15 is called) likely the last macOS it works with:
I personally use the ScanSnap Home app now anyway which is not as bad IMO as others feel it is. But I know other users on these forums use ScanSnap machines using the Manager app instead who may want to avail themselves of this info.