Nicely Done... Now remember to follow up with a letter that says...
I have been a long time fan of Canon, and contacted you several weeks ago in the hope that you would be able to provide a product that would meet my needs. Unfortunately, Canon does not offer a product for me at the moment. I have chosen to purchase a PRODUCT X due to it's ability to fill a need that Canon presently cannot. Please keep me name and let me know if a Linux supported product does become available. As an active participant in the Calgary Linux User Group, I am often involved in product discussions. Based on my past successes with Canon, I would like to know when Canon begins supporting Linux so that I can resume advocating their products to fellow members. Kev. ----- Original Message ----- From: "Marcel Lecker" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: "CLUG" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Wednesday, November 27, 2002 9:54 PM Subject: (clug-talk) Linux Scanning - any good hardware suggestions? > In my search for a good Linux compatable scanner (that will do a good > job on negatives) I fired this off after recieving feedback from a > driver enquiry. > > Thought you folks might be interested (or not) > > At any rate does anyone know of a good scanner (preferably 2400dpi) that > can do 35mm negatives (or has an adaptor available) and is 100% Linux > compatable? > > Marcel >
