John Anne Mahany [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Win 98SE and SS4k. However, I don't think the scanner is relevant
because
the Illegal operations box comes up instantly I click on open.
I presume you have the scanner switched on before you boot the PC. Vuescan
should still start even with the
I am finding that Vuscan V7.1 on an HPS20 scanner
and Sony VAIO computer running Windows ME with 3xxMB RAM crashes after about 3
scans while I am printing.
Didnt happen with Vuscan V7.0.25.
Norman Quinn
Greetings,
I am having trouble with all versions of Vuescan since V7-0-27
and including V7-1
Opening, or rather, trying to open the program gives a series
of "Illegal Operation" boxes in Vuescan.exe.
Luckily I keep all previous versions so I have V7-0-25 up and
running still.
Deleting the
:
John
Anne Mahany
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Saturday, June 16, 2001 10:13
AM
Subject: filmscanners: Vuescan - illegal
ops?
Greetings,
I am having trouble with all versions of Vuescan since
V7-0-27 and including V7-1
Opening, or rather, trying to open the program
John Anne Mahany wrote:
I am having trouble with all versions of Vuescan since
V7-0-27 and including V7-1 Opening, or rather, trying
to open the program gives a series of Illegal Operation
boxes in Vuescan.exe.
What scanner and OS are you using?
Rob
