Seems to me that Leopard already has drivers for Lexmark printers,
because I have a three-in-one Lexmark machine. Tiger had drivers for
a Lexmark devices, and I thought Leopard did, too, when I installed
the OS. Richie Gardenhire, Anchorage, Alaska.
On Aug 9, 2008, at 12:38 PM, Steven M. Sawczyn wrote:
Read Iris Pro is well, I wouldn't call it inaccessible, but it's not
the model of accessibility either. It's definitely usable, but
there are quite a few things that don't read. Concerning your
scanner, you may want to google its model number and mac drivers to
see what you come up with. I haven't tried any Lexmark devices, but
I'm guessing you'll probably need drivers.
Steve
On Jul 30, 2008, at 8:55 AM, John Moore wrote:
First, is ReadIris Pro very accessible? I need a completely
accessible OCR engine. Also, we may have an old LexMark scanner/
printer/copier combo that I'm going to try out. Do you need to
install drivers to the Mac? Because if I do, I don't have them, as I
don't know where the CD is. Or can I just hook it up to the USB port
and it figures it out. Thanks for the help. Also, if ReadIris isn't
completely accessible, is there one that's better?
