Hi, I assumed you used this driver: http://umax1220p.sourceforge.net
from my past experience, many scanning drivers for SANE were reversed engineered (specially for the scanners with the parallel port) and many of them had issues (only scanning at 300 DPI, 600DPI results are sometimes look weird, non-responsivness from the scanner, etc...) Today, the situation is quite different. HP as well as Canon and many "famous" scanner/printer manufacturers do help with the development of scanner drivers (for example, HP helps with the HPLIP), so most of the USB scanners that you can buy these days cheaply, will work happillly on your linux. Thanks, Hetz On 3/1/07, Dan Shimshoni <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hello, I have an HP scanner 3200c ; I had tried using it both on linux and on windows. Currently the results on windows are really much better. For scanning in linux, I had used the Xsane frontend ( http://www.xsane.org) for the SANE scanner interface. It could be that there are better scanning programs on linux or that it is something in the configuration of sane. I was wondering: does anybody have an experience with scanning in linux ? Did he get good results ? Can he recommend a different scanning program ? Regards, Dan
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