NOTE: This scanner has drivers for OS 9 and OS X up to 10.5 Leopard.
I cannot find any driver for 10.6 or 10.7. For Windows there are
drivers up to XP.
FOR SALE: Microtek ScanMaker i320 scanner, working perfectly.
Specifications
--Optical resolution 6400x3200dpi
--True 48-bit color
--16-bit grayscale
--Single-pass scanning in all modes
--USB 2.0 connection
--Scanning area 8.5"x11.7"
Features
--One-touch color restoration for faded prints
--Digital ICE (hardware & software) removes scratches from old prints
--Film and slide scanning with LightLid 35
--Optical Character Recognition
--Seven "Smart-Touch" buttons (including one programmable) for easier operation
--Works with OS 9 or OS X (up to 10.5 Leopard; I don't see any driver
for 10.6 or 10.7)
What's in the Box
--Scanner
--Power Adapter
--USB cable
--LightLid 35 film adapter
--Digital ICE photo restoration template
--Original software CDs for Mac and Windows (including ABBYY
FineReader OCR software)
--"Homemade" CD* with latest driver and OCR updates for OS X and OS 9
--Instruction manual (hard copy)
Price
$25 plus shipping (est. $12 depending on distance, package weighs 10 lbs.)
Herb Goodfriend
Elizabeth, New Jersey 07202
*When inserting this CD, the computer gives a "disk may be damaged"
message, but the installer opens and the software installs
successfully. If you don't want to use the CD, the drivers can be
downloaded from the Microtek website.
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