I cannot work out how to tell it not to, and use the windows twain_32.dll, as it isn't in the listed libraries. The problem for me at the moment is if I try to implement a wine TWAIN, it automatically trys to connect me to scanners in SANE. Looking back at some very very old forums it turns out that people used to use their old scsi and parallel scanners under wine. Color Network ScanGear is a 32-bit TWAIN-compliant scanner driver that enables computers on a network to use a Canon iR series color digital copier as a. If this had its own scanning utility using the driver directly, I'd leave it at that, as I would be able to get pics into my machine, but it doesn't. As already stated the control program is quite happily talking to the scanner whilst running under wine. Indeed this is true, but it's not really hardware (Eh? I hear you exclaiming) It's actually a network device, and wine stuff will easily talk to a network device. There is just no infrastructure in place for them. Enter your scanners model name in the box. Heres how to download and install the software. That also includes printer / scanner drivers. Its best to download the latest version of ScanGear or CanoScan Toolbox / MP Navigator to ensure compatibility between the scanner driver and software. Wine does not support any hardware drivers. Both 1.5 and 1.51 show up as choices in the Acrobat Devices. Know i'm thinking a long way out the box here, but going to fiddle and will report back if I have any progress. Scangear tool cannot discover printer / scanner - tried entering printer IP directly, still no luck. Sveijk wrote:If only it would work with SANE, life would be a lot sweeter.

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