I don't know... I was hoping not to have to buy a new scanner, but now that I realize it's necessary I have to figure out how much I can afford.
If it is a huge time-saver I would be willing to spend more, of course.
Otherwise I'll probably try to find something used for maybe $200 or less...
I'm an idiot but I just realized that Google Alerts doesn't do RSS feeds anymore.
That means my twitter accounts that were getting their automatic content from Google Alerts haven't been updated since sometime in July.
So I looked for a replacement for Google Alerts and found Talkwalker. I...
I guess you're right. I was sort of hoping to do it on a flatbed scanner because what I'm scanning is from old magazines that I didn't want to have to cut into single sheets but that's going to take way too long.
Can anyone recommend a good feed loading scanner? Is that Neat Desk decent or is...
So I have this idea for a blog that would use vintage, public domain content that I would have to scan.
I have an OK scanner (not the greatest) and the crappy OCR software that came with it.
Can anyone recommend really awesome (preferably free) OCR software?
Also, does anyone have any...
I guess I wasn't thinking about the fact that they were BOTH blogger blogs. Still, I wouldn't worry about it too much. Google has mysterious ways and you will drive yourself crazy trying to understand everything it does. As soon as you think you understand they'll change the rules on you anyway.
I wouldn't worry about it too much -- at least not yet. You can drive yourself crazy paying too much attention to what Google is doing on a day-to-day basis. Chances are it will be indexed again soon. Just keep working on your content.
I try not to check up on my sites more than once a week...
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