I have noticed a very scary bug in Image Capture, for the one who is scanning and archiving documents.
Steps how to reproduce:
1. Create folder A
2. Create folder B
3. Launch Image Capture
4. Choose:
- Scan Mode: Document Feeder
- Scan To: <folder A you just created>
- Name: A
- Format: PDF
- Tick “Combine into single document”
5. Scan
6. Keep the window open, don’t close Image Capture
7. Your A.pdf now resides in folder A
8. Choose:
- Scan Mode: Flatbed
- Scan To: <folder B you just created>
- Name: B
9. Scan
Expected behaviour: Folder B contains file B.pdf
Actual behaviour: Folder B contains file A.pdf with correct content, so the file name is wrong, doesn’t respect the new file name, uses the old file name that was used in Document Feeder mode.
This drive me crazy, because I expect it to be working, and documents just “gets lost”, meaning they are not saved to the correct file name.
Anyone that can confirm this behaviour?
Steps how to reproduce:
1. Create folder A
2. Create folder B
3. Launch Image Capture
4. Choose:
- Scan Mode: Document Feeder
- Scan To: <folder A you just created>
- Name: A
- Format: PDF
- Tick “Combine into single document”
5. Scan
6. Keep the window open, don’t close Image Capture
7. Your A.pdf now resides in folder A
8. Choose:
- Scan Mode: Flatbed
- Scan To: <folder B you just created>
- Name: B
9. Scan
Expected behaviour: Folder B contains file B.pdf
Actual behaviour: Folder B contains file A.pdf with correct content, so the file name is wrong, doesn’t respect the new file name, uses the old file name that was used in Document Feeder mode.
This drive me crazy, because I expect it to be working, and documents just “gets lost”, meaning they are not saved to the correct file name.
Anyone that can confirm this behaviour?
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