Hi,
On Wed, Jul 23, 2003 at 09:42:37PM +0200, Stefan Schlörholz wrote:
> when operating my scanner (Microtek ScanMaker 35t plus (slide scanner))
> under Windows it was possible to scan a Kodak reference slide. Ther was
> a special reference aquiring mode (including selecting the type of
> refer
Hello,
when operating my scanner (Microtek ScanMaker 35t plus (slide scanner))
under Windows it was possible to scan a Kodak reference slide. Ther was
a special reference aquiring mode (including selecting the type of
reference slide).
Somehow this reference was saved and new scans are were co
Hi,
On Wed, Jul 23, 2003 at 07:15:51PM +0200, Oliver Schwartz wrote:
> in the last two days I received two emails with faked addresses that
> claimed to be sent via sane-devel (but in fact were not). Both emails
> contained a .pif file which, I assume, contains a virus. DO NOT OPEN
> THIS FILE.
=2DBEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-
Hash: SHA1
Hi,
in the last two days I received two emails with faked addresses that=20
claimed to be sent via sane-devel (but in fact were not). Both emails=20
contained a .pif file which, I assume, contains a virus. DO NOT OPEN=20
THIS FILE.
The sender names
I have a Genius HR7X scanner that I'd love to use in Linux, but I have no
experience on programing in Linux, so I can't help (i hope this will change in
near future ;-) .
Would you consider this one?
Thanks
Francisco Ares
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> [...ordinary address-forging virus infection attempts...]
> I don't think such mails can be prevented,
Actually, they can be, very simply. Just don't run Windows. (This not
only prevents you from originating them, it also prevents you from
falling victim to those others, less careful, send out
Hi Frank,
Thanks for your prompt feedback. I would like to point out though that
include/lalloca.h, include/lassert.h and sanei/linux_sg3_err.h were NOT
written specifically for SANE. Furthermore, one could argue that some
of the #define's count as code because the preprocessor substitutes th
Dear all,
I have been upgrading "Image Scan! for Linux" to use SANE internals from
sane-backends-1.0.12. Ever since the FSF slapped us on the wrist for an
unintentional violation of the GPL, we have a little allergic to license
issues so I combed through the include/, lib/ and sanei/ directori
-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-
Hash: SHA1
hmm,.
I've seen that bug before. its a known windows trojan that scans for e-mail
addresses and clips of e-mails and hijacks your box to send out via its own
smtp engine. guess I'll be expecting a copy to land here as well.
fortunately, these e-mail
Hi,
On Wed, Jul 23, 2003 at 11:36:57AM +0900, Olaf Meeuwissen wrote:
> I have been upgrading "Image Scan! for Linux" to use SANE internals from
> sane-backends-1.0.12. Ever since the FSF slapped us on the wrist for an
> unintentional violation of the GPL, we have a little allergic to license
>
Hi,
I think I could be possible to detect it as Genius, BUT this is not that
trivial. The difference between the Plustek devices and Genius devices
can be found out by accessing a specific register within the P98003
and reading back the PCB (printed circuit board) identification and the
CCD-ID. Th
Hi,
>
> On Tue, Jul 22, 2003 at 09:54:45PM +0200, Foffy
> wrote:
> > i have a genius color page vivid-III but when
> mandrake
> > detect it as a plustek, that has the same chip. Is
> > this important or not? and how i can get it
> detected
> > as genius color page vivid-III.
>
> It would have be
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