For Win95/98/me/w2k(aka nt5):
The scsi devices need to be turned on prior to booting only if it requires
the scsi bios to be loaded -- bios only needs to be loaded for disk/bootable
devices. So for scanners, no need to do so. Just use the device manager
and click on refresh.
For nt/Win3.x:
Lynn wrote:
Contrary to the impression some of my rants would give, I didn't exactly
ride in here on a hay wagon. :-)
Sorry, didn't mean to imply that in my earlier posting.
Some of my work experience was with
mid-tech manufacturing/assembly, where the Chief Designer's view was that
Lynn wrote:
Todd wrote:
I've heard bad horror stories about HP Pavilion (low-end home PC)
support
I shouldn't spill the inside beanz on the pavilion, suffice to say, I
personally won't touch nor recommend it.
However, if all you need is a box, and you never, ever intend to upgrade
it
Lynn wrote:
Lawrence wrote:
The top of the SJ6300 can be removed easily if you pry out the oval
shaped
screw covers near the front (beside the glass panel). I had to do it when
the new scanner arrived with a layer of paper dust on the inside.
Thanks, Lawrence--that's the answer HP
Lynn Allen wrote:
(This is a delayed response)
Disclaimer: I used to work for HP, but not in the printer/scanner
divisions. My only connection is being a (not very satisfied) customer
and as a supplier of components to the scanners and printer
divisions.
Dan wrote:
I am looking to buy
On storage of CDs
Out of curiosity, anyone live in humid coastal areas (eg Florida)?
My CDs develop mould very quickly, the only workable solution seems
to be these demhumidifier cabinets. Gets filled fast, and cabinets
are expensive.
Needless to say, mould has attacked many early slides
I'm trying to contact Honda Lo regarding some questions on the
Acer Scanwit. If anyone knows his e-mail address, would appreciate
it if you could forward it to me offline.
Honda, could you contact me offline at this e-mail address?
Thanks!
Lawrence
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Hi all,
many thanks for all your frank feedback. Its all very encouraging.
My apologies too for not replying earlier after kicking off the
thread - still fighting a bad 'flu.
My intention was to get a flatbed scanner to do both archiving of
my old/childhood prints (no negs), as well as to
Hi all,
am new to the filmscanner world, so please bear with the newbie questions.
I'm considering either the Acer Scanwit 2720s or the 2740s. My perception
after reading the specs, is that the 2740s is 2720s+ICE. Did I miss
anything?
Would like opinions/experiences of whether the ICE was
