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* tools/find-scanner.c: Explicitly state that find-scanner won't find non-SCSI scanners. * doc/scanimage.man: Add examples for SANE device names. * frontend/scanimage.c: Output message when no devices are found. Add example for devicename to --help message. Print warning when a Unix devicename is used instead of a SANE device. Removed compiler warning. * TODO: Removed entries about the fgets and include issues in umax. Removed entries about scanimage device name documentation. Added a point about xscanimage problems with the new GIMP API. * backend/mustek.* doc/sane-mustek.man: Update to Mustek backend 1.0-98. Fixed segmentation fault in sane_init. Enabled double buffering. Clear inquiry buffer before using. Paragon 1200 SP now uses LD_BLOCK color correction. Removed LD MFS (wasn't used anymore). Fix sane_cancel for Paragon series II scanners. Fix halftone and grain for Paragon series II scanners. Backtracking is used automaticly by all scanners now. Some safety checks, code cleanup and more debug output. Details are in backend/mustek.CHANGES. |
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README
Mon Sep 18 19:38:21 CEST 2000
This directory contains various tools that may be useful:
find-scanner:
Attempts to find a SCSI scanner attached to your system.
Invoke with "find-scanner -h" to get command-line
syntax. Note that find-scanner will find any scanner that
is connected to a SCSI bus. It will even find scanners
that are not supported at all by SANE.
xerox:
A simple script to make photocopies ("xeroxing"). In
the script, you may need to adjust the device name
assigned to variable DEV and the resolution assigned
to variable RES as well as the paper with and height
(variables WIDTH and HEIGHT, respectively.
mustek600iin-off:
Allows you to turn off a Mustek 600 II N scanner.
Use "make mustek600iin-off" to compile.
Maybe usefull for SANE developers:
sane-desc.el:
Some handy elisp stuff to automagically generate descriptive
SANE webpages from backend .desc files with emacs. Look at the
top of the file for more details.
sane-config:
Show SANE version, linker flags etc. Might be usefull for
frontend developers.