Dear colleagues,
I am looking for suppliers of sane-supported document scanners with
page feeders in Israel and info on what works, doesn't work.
TIA and Best regards,
- yba
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On 3/10/2014 11:06 AM, Jonathan Ben Avraham wrote:
Dear colleagues,
I am looking for suppliers of sane-supported document scanners with
page feeders in Israel and info on what works, doesn't work.
TIA and Best regards,
I have had several different low end HP multifunction machines, the
latest
Some of my friends they think that Canon is behind other manufacturers in not
supporting the major Linux distributions like Ubuntu, OpenSuse, Red Hat,
Mandriva and Gnome. Your scanners that work excellently in Microsoft Windows
and Apple Mac Computers are getting the thumbs down and lets buy
--- On Wed, 18/3/09, Canon Support - Scanner scan...@cits.canon.com wrote:
From: Canon Support - Scanner scan...@cits.canon.com
Subject: Re: Response from Canon - Scanners (KMM9629763V11238L0KM)
To: Moshe Brace mbrace...@yahoo.co.uk
Date: Wednesday, 18 March, 2009, 11:21 PM
Dear Moshe
Thanks for the replies!
I just parted with the princely sum of NIS 312 for a Canon Lide 25. Oh,
well if it doesn't shape up, I can always put it on my wife's Windonkey.
There are a couple of other similar supported cheapies like these:
Genius 1200XE - NIS 243
Genius HR7 - NIS 389
Plustek 1200 -
El lun, 19-03-2007 a las 09:22 +0200, Daniel Feiglin escribió:
There are a couple of other similar supported cheapies like these:
Genius 1200XE - NIS 243
Genius HR7 - NIS 389
Be careful! There were a lot of concerns regarding Genius scanners at
the Ubuntu forums.
http://ubuntuforums.org
On Mon, 19 Mar 2007, Daniel Feiglin wrote:
I just parted with the princely sum of NIS 312 for a Canon Lide 25. Oh,
well if it doesn't shape up, I can always put it on my wife's Windonkey.
There are a couple of other similar supported cheapies like these:
Genius 1200XE - NIS 243
Genius HR7
On 19/03/07, Peter [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
about the rest. Also why aren't brand names like 'Dork' (vs. 'Genius')
and 'Minustek' (vs 'Plustek') more popular. They certainly attract
attention.
Who said they aren't?
What about Bug for a place to buy software or a defunct virus computer
shop
I did two checks:
I checked the Sane site for each item. I only paid attention to scanners
with good or complete support, of which there were many. My problem
was, which of them (within my nominated price/performance range) are
available locally and from where. (Not many!)
Your remark about
On Mon, 19 Mar 2007, Amos Shapira wrote:
On 19/03/07, Peter [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
about the rest. Also why aren't brand names like 'Dork' (vs. 'Genius')
and 'Minustek' (vs 'Plustek') more popular. They certainly attract
attention.
Who said they aren't? What about Bug for a place to buy
Hello folks!
I am looking for a low end USB flatbed scanner = NIS 1000, mostly as a
fax front end and for scanning documents. No fancy photography is
required. An examination of the Sane site, http://www.sane-project.org/
as well as a look at the SUSE scanner installation list, crossed with
what
Imho, buy an all-in-one machine from HP etc. It all works great under
Linux with cups hpijs and sane. The price is about $100. You get
everything in one box (even a copier). Mine is a HP-1315 and I paid even
less than $100 at Office Depot at the time (with rebate + it was a
gift but that's
On Sun, 2007-03-18 at 14:12 +0200, Daniel Feiglin wrote:
Hello folks!
I am looking for a low end USB flatbed scanner = NIS 1000, mostly as a
fax front end and for scanning documents. No fancy photography is
required.
The sort of unit I have in mind should have resolution 1200x2400 or
On Sunday 18 March 2007, Daniel Feiglin wrote:
Hello folks!
I am looking for a low end USB flatbed scanner = NIS 1000, mostly as a
fax front end and for scanning documents. No fancy photography is
required. An examination of the Sane site, http://www.sane-project.org/
as well as a look at
I've been using a Mustek 1200 UB for several years with no problems.
Resolution is less than you specify (I think 600X1200), but for faxing and
document scanning, it's more than enough. Even for OCR, I don't use the
highest resolution.
It sells for about 250 Shekels.
NOTE that there is a
On 18/03/07, Daniel Feiglin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello folks!
I am looking for a low end USB flatbed scanner = NIS 1000, mostly as a
fax front end and for scanning documents. No fancy photography is
required. An examination of the Sane site, http://www.sane-project.org/
as well as a look at
On Mon, 25 Jun 2001, Tzafrir Cohen wrote:
Installation turned out to be not as easy as I thought,
I had some additional problems beside amavis poor documentation one.
When CPAN/perl install creates directories it uses the umask
I use (700) so no one could use my installed modules,
don't forget
Tzafrir Cohen wrote:
Hi all
Due to company policy, I need to install a virus scanner on a linux mail
server. I would like to ask for recommendations.
Hi Tzafrir,
Just my 2 agorot:
I use a GPL mail scanner named Anomy (http://mailtools.anomy.net/),
together with the Kaspersky AVP virus
Hi all
Installation turned out to be not as easy as I thought, so I decided that
it would be useful to post a follow-up
On Thu, 21 Jun 2001, Tzafrir Cohen wrote:
* As a framework for a virus scanner I saw recommendations for amavis
(http://www.amavis.org ). Any other recomendations? It
On Sun, 24 Jun 2001, Miki Shapiro wrote:
Basically, it's precisely what you need (if I understood correctly) - a
modern policy-managed AV on top of an SMTP proxy.
Actually, that's the kind of products I wanted to avoid: I'm quite
satisfied with Postfix as an smtp server, and I don't need this
Hi,
Donno about eSafe - but I used in the last 2-3 years a simple program called
amavis which was using Mcafee anti virus DAT files in order to scan any
incoming/outgoing mail - the program is very small and you only need to do is
to replace the DAT files once in a while...
www.amavis.org
that we want to do so and a list of commercial
virus scanners availble for linux. They also have a mailing list, which
shows some signs of activities, but I haven't seen anything concrete
there.
--
Tzafrir Cohen
mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
http://www.technion.ac.il/~tzafrir
http://www.openantivirus.org/ , but basically all of the
content there is we want to create an open source virus scanner,
spread the word that we want to do so and a list of commercial
virus scanners availble for linux. They also have a mailing list, which
shows some signs of activities, but I
.. One more remark...
On Sun, 24 Jun 2001, Jonathan Ben-Avraham wrote:
modern policy-managed AV on top of an SMTP proxy.
No, on top of Exchange.
No, actually I was explicitly talking about the SMTP linux version (that
fits as either a linux appliance running qmail and us or as a simple
I strongly suggest you take a look at our eSafe Mail product.
I don't remember if it was released for linux already - either that or
it's around the late beta stage). The Exchange version just took
PCMag's Ed's choice this year.
Basically, it's precisely what you need (if I understood
On Sun, 24 Jun 2001, Miki Shapiro wrote:
I strongly suggest you take a look at our eSafe Mail product.
I don't remember if it was released for linux already - either that or
I strongly suggest that you don't advertise on our list.
What's the point of posting to this list if you don't know if
Hi all
Due to company policy, I need to install a virus scanner on a linux mail
server. I would like to ask for recommendations.
The organization generally works with Symantec (Norton), however, it seems
that symantec is the only major vendor which does not have a virus scanner
for linux, and
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