I have been doing some what the samething, ie, I scan from the
readiris 11 , it fetches the scan and then OCR's it and automatically
places it in text edit where I read it. All this with the HP 1610
all in one. I used to have to play that game of scan to Preview, then
OCR PDF and put in text edit etc but this is now automatic. Vickie Weir
Dan Keys wrote:
Hello,
Yes it does have a twain driver. And I am suspecting the Scanner as
the problem.
I might try another scanner, perhaps.
BTW, I did find a temporary solution.
I scan from the CanoScan Toolbox Application porting the results to a
PDF file. Then O pen the file in Readiris and save it as an RTF. Then
read it with Textedit or what ever else I want to use. Because I have
the Auto Orientation switched on and Descue on, it makes for always
being able to read the pages in proper and correct orientation. But I
have another scanner that I might try.
On Jul 20, 2007, at 1:07 PM, John Weir wrote:
This is strange because I am able to use readiris 11 with an HP
all in one scanner and scan from the read iris program with no
hitches. All works well. Must be a canoscan problem Does it have
a twain driver for the canoscan? The read iris 11 uses twain.,
Vickie Weir
Dan Keys wrote:
Hello list,
I just installed a Canoscan Lide60 and Read Iris Pro 11.
The problem I'm having is this.
When I tell Iris to get a document, the Canoscan ScanGear window
comes up and everything stalls out at this point. I am not able to
do anything else. However, with Readiris closed, I can scan
documents from the CanoScan Toolbox application by using the
buttons on the front of the scanner and they are presented in .pdf.
So, what this all boils down to is that I want it to work with
Readiris Pro without scangeer getting in the way.
Any suggestions from those of you who have it working?
Thanks,
Dan
