[GEM Development] GEM Scan

Thomas Clayton topcatdrc at yahoo.com
Sun Sep 26 14:27:18 PDT 2010


THANK YOU, Dr. Kasten!

See folks .. I was NOT crazy! It DOES exist!

As for the old scanners, themselves .. ten yr.s ago I could have gotten any of you, any one - or ALL - of them when I worked at E.R.S. ("E" Recycling). I remember those names on them in a stack collecting dust - LOTS of dust.

I haven't seen one of them at my friend's Unitec Recycling, in the years I've visited there. Maybe, I've seen ONE ScanJet Plus (gray scale capable vn. of The ScanJet) but not the others.

At this point, who cares? We HAVE the software, at last!

Using the 'Scanjet' driver, set your (SCSI) based scanner to black-white, "extremely high" (say, 120 dpi ;-) ; in all cases < < 360dpi) resolution (NO interpolation, what your settings are, is what you scan at!), and save as *.img. You say THAT doesn't work?  [Gulp. What do you MEAN by, "your software doesn't ALLOW saving as *.img" ??!! :-(  ]


I 'browsed' the manual (pdf) and saw NO notice of memory requirements (that I could recognize). Dr. Kasten, does it request Extended Memory?

(This reply was posted to "Drafts", accidentally, some days ago.)

Sincerely,

Thomas Clayton


--- On Mon, 9/20/10,
 M.Kasten <Dr.Kasten at t-online.de> wrote:

From: M.Kasten <Dr.Kasten at t-online.de>
Subject: [GEM Development] GEM Scan
To: gem-dev at simpits.org
Date: Monday, September 20, 2010, 3:01 PM



 
Sorry, i forgot to attach the
GNU-license 
text-file, perhaps you can add this.

The description on the cover
says, 
that the HP Scan-Jet, Canon IX-12, Princeton Graphics LS 300, AST Turbo
Scan, 
Microtek MS-300A, DEST PC Scan plus or compatible are the scanners to
use. 
Heaven knows, where you can get them.

Best regards,
Michael 
Kasten

Dr.Kasten at t-online.de




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