Others

• Yes you can. Use of LibRoot folders is limited to Windows® servers in cases where a LibRoot folder is specified as a network folder.
• A Windows® server is a server where one of the following operating systems has been installed and operating as a file server.
    - Windows Server® 2016
    - Windows Server® 2012
    - Windows Server® 2008
    - Windows Server® 2003
    - Windows® 2000 Server
    - Windows® 8 Pro
    - Windows® 8 Enterprise
    - Windows® 7 Professional
    - Windows® 7 Enterprise
    - Windows® 7 Ultimate
    - Windows Vista® Ultimate
    - Windows Vista® Enterprise
    - Windows Vista® Business
    - Windows® XP Professional
    - Windows® 2000 Professional
  
• Specifying a LibRoot folder for a Rack2-Filer that has been installed on a computer as a network shared folder and then specifying a LibRoot folder for another computer.
• Rack2-Filer Lite does not support LibRoot folders as network folders.

Possible Causes & Solutions

1. The network connection times out.

   -> Make sure you can access Google Docs™ with the browser.

   
   

2. The storage capacity of Google Docs™ is at the maximum limit.

   -> Launch the browser, log in Google Docs™ and make sure sufficient space is available to save the scanned document.

   
   

3. The size of the document exceeds the maximum size supported by Google Docs™.

   -> Make sure the document size does not surpass the maximum size allowed by Google Docs™.

   
   

(Note)
Even if the error message appears, ScanSnap may still have successfully saved the document to Google Docs™. Launch the browser, log in Google Docs™ and check for the scanned document.