Title: Canon CanoScan N670U
Post by: scuzzy on September 13, 2001, 19:37 hrs
Post by: scuzzy on September 13, 2001, 19:37 hrs
Without going into all the details, I went back to Windows 2000 Pro for various reasons. However, I could not get my wife's Visioneer 8100 to work. Downloaded the Win2K driver and working with Tech support turned out to be a total waste of time. I have no intention of ever returning to Win98, so I ran out and bought a new CanoScan N67U from BestBuy for $99.99.
Wow. This is one simple, easy to use, nice scanner. It's small, sets up in a snap, and only uses the supplied USB cable. That's it; no power cord. The quality of the scan is great, and the speed is acceptable. Not a barn burner, but acceptable. It's also a very small scanner, standing only 1" high, and not much bigger than an average notebook computer.
So far, I'm pleased. I bought PaperPort Deluxe 7 to use with it (we're used to PaperPort, we like it, and we already have hundreds of scans in that format), and it works flawlessly. I haven't worked much with the software that came with the scanner, but it seems simple enough. However, I'm certain we'll stick with PaperPort.
Alex Garcia
Wow. This is one simple, easy to use, nice scanner. It's small, sets up in a snap, and only uses the supplied USB cable. That's it; no power cord. The quality of the scan is great, and the speed is acceptable. Not a barn burner, but acceptable. It's also a very small scanner, standing only 1" high, and not much bigger than an average notebook computer.
So far, I'm pleased. I bought PaperPort Deluxe 7 to use with it (we're used to PaperPort, we like it, and we already have hundreds of scans in that format), and it works flawlessly. I haven't worked much with the software that came with the scanner, but it seems simple enough. However, I'm certain we'll stick with PaperPort.
Alex Garcia