Thanks Bruce - it is working just fine on OS9, I was just seeing if
there was a 'fix' to pop this thing into a window in OS-X, and it
doesn't look like it is possible. National Instruments does provide a
developers toolkit, so one could I guess in theory write one, but it's
probably not worth the
On May 11, 2011, at 11:49 PM, jsmanson wrote:
The mac is a G4 Digital Audio, I have both 9.2.2 and OS-X 10.4.11.
The scanner is an Optronics Colorgetter 3 plus, using a program called
Colorright Pro 2.0.
I have no experience with this, but a quick web search seems to
indicate the Optronics
The color right 2.0 software runs just fine under os 9.2.2. It will
not run under classic in os x10.4.? Because the application cannot
communicate with the GPIB card. There are three configurations I can
try here - turn off the os9 GPIB drivers, and leave the OSX drivers
on, the opposite, or the
And just to add to this - A National Instrument Knowlegebase acticle
confirms that the GPIB card cannot be accessed from within a Classic
Window in OS-X, so I know this isn't going to be striaghtforward of it
can be done.
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On May 11, 2011, at 9:49 PM, jsmanson wrote:
Never heard of a wedge extension, but it makes sense what you're
saying - is it possoible to find one or write one for GPIB?
You have to write an OS 9 driver that hands off communications to the OS X
driver.
At this point, just get another Mac,
At 10:17 AM -0700 5/7/2011, jsmanson wrote:
I have a scanning application that I want to run in Os9/Classic Mode.
6 days with no reply. Why? Because you haven't bothered to provide
any concrete information. You don't mention what Mac hardware. Or
PCI card. Or which vers of OS 9. Or
Thanks Dan - Let me help with more info.
The GPIB card is a national Instrument PCI-GPIB/TNT card rev K I
think.
The mac is a G4 Digital Audio, I have both 9.2.2 and OS-X 10.4.11.
The scanner is an Optronics Colorgetter 3 plus, using a program called
Colorright Pro 2.0.
I'll have to dig around
Thought I would at least give this a try. The standard blurb about
running OS9 applications in classic mode in Tiger is they will
ususally work, except for scannnig applications. Right.
I have a scanning application that I want to run in Os9/Classic Mode.
Why? 'Cause they say it can't be done
