That may be true; but these sorts of events tend to be idiosyncratic and
random, often depending on the particular hardware/software setup and
combinations. Also you fail to mention if you were using Firewire or
not which also may be a factor. My comments about conflict between
Vuescan and twain based scanner software is specifically addressed to
Windows XP and specifically to those systems using SCSI based scanners.
Given this, I was speculating that it might also be a problem with plug
and play USB and Firewire based scanners using Windows XP and Vuescan
along with twain based scanner drivers.
filmscanners_owner@halftone.co.uk <> wrote:
> I have had no problems using VueScan with my Polaroid 120 on my PC. I
> have had Windows ME and now Windows 2000. In addition to VueScan, I
> have Polaroid Insight and Silverfast 6.0 installed.
>
> Jim Sims
>
> focus@adnc.com wrote:
>
>> Not sure exactly how this might apply to a Windows environment,
>> but....
>>
>> On my system 9.2 Mac w/Sprintscan 120, Vuescan can not access
>> firewire properly with Polaroid Insight firewire drivers installed;
>> you have to rip all the Polaroid junk out of the system folder.
>>
>> HMSDOC@aol.com wrote:
>>
>>
>>
>>> I am using a Polaroid SS 4000+ and would like to get the most out
>>> of it as possible. I have been using the Pola..............
>>>
>>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>
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