said:
>I assume you are going to run it under Tame. If so, I would recommend
Yes, Tame was an option (my only one?). For some reason, I couldn't get
my HP 6250 to run in USB mode under Tame. As it turns out, I got a good
list elsewhere, and happened to find an inexpensive Canon LIDE 60, which
gave me the basic scan that I needed right away.
> http://www.os2warp.be/index2.php?name=tamehome
Nice article. I only had time to scan it, for the moment.
Good sources of lists of supported scanners (first is the place to get
Tame/2 package):
smedley.info/sane.html
en.ecomstation.ru/hardware.php?action=category§ion=scan
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