At 10:44 PM 6/11/01 -0500, Jared Dilg wrote:
This reminds me, after reading the first part of this thread, I tried to
power on my SprintScan 35LE and refresh the device list in Device Manager.
Yes, the SprintScan showed up, but upon launching PolaColor Insight the
software could not detect an
With the SprintScan LE, you might try downloading (from
Microtek) their driver for the 35t+ scanner. In fact, you
may be able to get the pre-Insight legacy driver from
Polaroid's website. All I know is that the screen captures
for the LE's driver program (from Polaroids' PDF files) were
In a message dated 6/12/2001 9:56:39 AM EST, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
FWIW, I have a Microtek 35t+ and it won't work with the Polaroid software.
I don't know if this means the Microtek software won't work with a Polaroid
scanner or not but I was told there is some firmware code that
For Apple only. This type of situation has been rectified sometimes -
for instance in certain CD machines - by using RESEDIT, and changing
the ID in the driver. Do you know if this is an ID issue or what?
Inquiry commands must include some form of ID - - -? No idea what PC
users can do in a
On Mon, 11 Jun 2001 22:44:30 -0500 Jared Dilg ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
This reminds me, after reading the first part of this thread, I tried to
power on my SprintScan 35LE and refresh the device list in Device
Manager.
Yes, the SprintScan showed up, but upon launching PolaColor Insight
This doesn't always work in all systems. With W98SE here it never does, I
have to restart, although with W95 it was fine.
Works evertytime on my Win98SE with Artixscan 4000T. I suspect there are a
host of issues that allow this to work or not.
Some combinations of hardare and software work
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Subject: Re: filmscanners: OT: Device recognition, Win 98
On a PC it may be worth trying regedit to fool the software. It should be
noted that regedit can completely screw your machine. Before starting save a
copy!
The relevant part is HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Enum\SCSI. If someone supplies you
I just discovered that what I'd said about my computer recognizing SCSI devices (viz
my Acer Scanwit) without a warm boot does *not* apply to my USP port and HP 6300C. It
*definitely* requires a re-boot to be recognized, if it is off-line at first boot-up.
This is not terribly important to the
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: filmscanners: OT: Device recognition, Win 98
I just discovered that what I'd said about my computer recognizing SCSI
devices (viz my Acer Scanwit) without a warm boot does *not* apply to my USP
port and HP 6300C. It *definitely* requires a re-boot to be recognized
