Old scanners on new 64-bit OS's
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- May 18, 2007
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Many Epson scanners are supported by third-party utilities.
Personally, if I need to use a device with no Win7/8 drivers, I simply boot my XP laptop or my old P4... I'm not going to waste $150 on a a modern toy-grade scanner when my old tank-ish Epson still works perfectly fine.
Personally, if I need to use a device with no Win7/8 drivers, I simply boot my XP laptop or my old P4... I'm not going to waste $150 on a a modern toy-grade scanner when my old tank-ish Epson still works perfectly fine.
Wisecracker
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There are a limited number of TWAIN scanners that will work (if you get it enabled) in Win 7/8. There also may be a fancy WIA emulator but I wouldn't count on that.
Supposedly, TWAIN has a *Unified* API coming out for x86-84, Linux and Apple. Good luck with that.
Supposedly, TWAIN has a *Unified* API coming out for x86-84, Linux and Apple. Good luck with that.
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