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Started by Jerry Dale
Tue, 02 Apr 1996 02:18
Re: Need Docs & Software for DEST Scanners
Author: Jerry Dale
Date: Tue, 02 Apr 1996 02:18
Date: Tue, 02 Apr 1996 02:18
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David, Thanks alot for your time and energy! I guess my $12 dollars was wasted. Again thanks. Jerry David Longley <David@longley.demon.co.uk> writes: > In article <4jkkbc$q7g@nw002.infi.net> > jdale@norfolk.infi.net "Jerry Dale" writes: > I'd give up on this - I was in regular contact with the chap from btc who > supported DEST scanners (I have the 650 and 651 and 3000). He has now left > BTC and I don't think they were going to replacce him. They may have closed > the web site as a consequence. What I can tell you is that you is: > > 1) the interface is not SCSI (it's like SCSI not not, so don't try it) > 2) the interface for the PC SCAN and SCAN PLUS requires drivers for that > card, the 1000 and above use another. > 3) You will have reliability problems running under anything higher than > DOS 5 and below. Windows Standard (Windows 3.0) is your limit too. > > I am selling both my 650 and 651 and telling any buyer that they are really > only for DOS 5 and below.. > -- > David Longley
Re: Need Docs & Software for DEST Scanners
Author: David Longley
Date: Thu, 04 Apr 1996 11:56
Date: Thu, 04 Apr 1996 11:56
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In article <4jq2pd$3fn@nw002.infi.net>
jdale@norfolk.infi.net "Jerry Dale" writes:
Corrrection, I meant to write that you would be advised to use DOS 5 and
below..
> >
> > 1) the interface is not SCSI (it's like SCSI not not, so don't try it)
> > 2) the interface for the PC SCAN and SCAN PLUS requires drivers for that
> > card, the 1000 and above use another.
> > 3) You will have reliability problems running under anything higher than
> > DOS 5 and below. Windows Standard (Windows 3.0) is your limit too.
> >
> > I am selling both my 650 and 651 and telling any buyer that they are really
> > only for DOS 5 and below..
> > --
> > David Longley
The scanner is fine for bit maps and in its day cost about 1600 UKP here
but that was back in 1986.
--
David Longley
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