Quicken scanner
![waljack](https://us.v-cdn.net/6031128/uploads/defaultavatar/nTYA6S0SVB4GN.jpg)
I would, in a heartbeat buy a Small desktop register receipt scanner (if Quicken software interfaced with standard receipt scanners, or even had a reasonably priced one of their own), so that with no other hurdles, if I put a register receipt in, it scans it. The scan is not only saved to a defualt folder, but more importantly, if quicken is open, it is automatically attached to whatever transaction is selected in the register. If no legitimate transaction is selected, a dialog box pops up asking what transaction to attach the scan to. If quicken is not open, it simply saves to a default Windows folder, and when Quicken is opened again, a dialog box pops up stating "You have new scans to attach". You then attach them to transactions in the current method. They are saved in the folder with date/time file names, so are easy to find as well as the file preview window.