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Hi all. I have *finally* got a SCSI card that works! My bro-in-law has got a DL-DVD+/-RW drive for Christmas so he's given me his old SCSI card and burner... now I've not really got a use for the burner (until I can figure out why it won't work in my Mac, but that's another story) but the card! Yipee! I have several SCSI scanners here at home. I have tried two of them this afternoon and I am very pleased with it all. The scanners are: 1: Epson GT-5000. 2: AGFA Arcus II (I have the docs for this). 3: Black Widow 4830Pro 4: HP ScanJet 5P. Now, everywhere I look (including the SANE site) reckons that the Epson GT5k is a parallel scanner. Am I the only person in the world to have a SCSI version? It is so blatantly a SCSI scanner! And it works with my SCSI card, so I'm guessing it's a SCSI scanner :p The Black Widow doesn't appear to be supported by SANE, which is a shame. And I'm not sure if I can even be bothered with the HP - I have the wrong SCSI cables and I have no power supply. So, after much ranting... Since I retrieved them all from "Helston Recycling Centre" (near Flambards), you can bet your life they don't come with any documentation! I have managed to hunt down the docs for 1 of them, but the other 3 elude me. Any of you lot know of a good scanner repository for manuals, etc? I'm really after info about physical resolutions and the like. Cheers. Grant. -- Artificial intelligence is no match for nuratal stidutipy. -- The Mailing List for the Devon & Cornwall LUG Mail majordomo@xxxxxxxxxxxx with "unsubscribe list" in the message body to unsubscribe.