Bertrik Sikken wrote:
>Can you get a scan of what this part off to the side looks like?
>
>
Yes. I'm taking a break from this for a while. But will try it when I
get back.
>The scanner I worked on had a black spot there and a white strip
>over the width of the scan bed.
>I used the black spot
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Thanks for the tip. I hadn't actually thought of looking at the
calibration data as an image.
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Fred Odendaal wrote:
> So, I'm thinking "I've got a degree in comp. sci. How difficult can it
> be to write a scanner driver?" I leaf through the sane documentation -
> looks simple enough! "Okay", I decide, "I'll do it!" Then I start
> looking for information about my scanner - a Lexmark X1185. I
Hi Fred,
Don't give up yet, some suggestions you probably already heard below...
--- Fred Odendaal wrote:
> So, I'm thinking "I've got a degree in comp. sci. How difficult can it
> be to write a scanner driver?"
...big snip...
> Finally after many Windows scans and log files at various differe
if it makes you feel any better, there are a dozen people on this list in
the same boat. i dont know of any lawsuits that have occurred so far. in
fact, the opposite might be more likely to be true, as vendors realize the
utility of a package that means they dont have to write drivers for
sever
So, I'm thinking "I've got a degree in comp. sci. How difficult can it
be to write a scanner driver?" I leaf through the sane documentation -
looks simple enough! "Okay", I decide, "I'll do it!" Then I start
looking for information about my scanner - a Lexmark X1185. I start
with Lexmark. They
