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Have a look at vuescan. It's 64bit clean and supports scanners back to the late 1990's. I use it myself and ignore the manufacturers software altogether. Which
by spitfire 7y ago
Have a look at vuescan. It's 64bit clean and supports scanners back to the late 1990's.
I use it myself and ignore the manufacturers software altogether. Which form my scanner only supported PowerPC.
https://www.hamrick.com/vuescan/supported-scanners.html https://www.hamrick.com/vuescan/supported-scanners.html
- Aloha 7y agoVuescan is great, its better than most scanner apps too, insomuch as, its actually good at scanning.
- Twirrim 7y ago> its actually good at scanning Careful now. Scanner manufacturers would have you believe that's nearly impossible unless you remember to make the appropriate sacrifices under a full moon on a marble altar.
- Operyl 7y agoI found this application the other day, and despite its look, it really is great.
- appleiigs 7y agoWow, VueScan! A blast from the past. I used it 15 years ago. Glad to see it's still around, maintained by the one guy (and now him and his son according to the website). I'm definitely going to buy a license now ($99) and ditch the 32-bit manufacturer's software. Software like VueScan and USB Overdrive (just bought a license for that too $20) deserve to be in some sort of Apple Hall of Fame.
- js2 7y agoI switched to ExactScan to support my Fujitsu S1500M: https://www.exactscan.com https://www.exactscan.com