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Steven Levine wrote:
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> This is more likely a configuration file problem. What does
> sane-find-scanner report?
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Hi Steven,
F:\os2sane\find-scanner.exe: found processor "HP C5110A 3638" at device
b1t2l0
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> BTW, what version of sane are you running? Have you tried Tame as an
> alternative to pmsane?
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PM Sane version 0.52 (beta)
I haven't tried Tame yet because PM Sane has been easy and reliable to
use (under Warp 4, that is).
Thanks,
Sandy
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Steven Levine wrote:
This is more likely a configuration file problem. What does
sane-find-scanner report?
Hi Steven,
F:\os2sane\find-scanner.exe: found processor "HP C5110A 3638" at device
b1t2l0
BTW, what version of sane are you running? Have you tried Tame as an
alternative to pmsane?
PM Sane version 0.52 (beta)
I haven't tried Tame yet because PM Sane has been easy and reliable to
use (under Warp 4, that is).
Thanks,
Sandy
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