I looked into this a while back and checked a scanning forum (I forget
which one). From what I gleaned there I came to the conclusion it would
work, though I am thinking of doing the scusbi thing on a mac. Have a
quick trawl through scanning list archives and see what you can find.
Someone is bound to have tried what you want to do. If nothing else you
may get positive confirmation that it is not possible.
James
On 2 Mar 2004, at 3:49 am, Tris Schuler wrote:
> I wish I could recall the answer to this but I can't, Garth. It was
> covered
> not too long ago on the film scan list, though. You might want to tune
> in
> there quick and ask. It's knowledgeable folk who hang out there. (Not
> as
> cultured as us, of course, and they don't seem to know a damned thing
> about
> SUVs or politics. . . .)
>
> Come to think of it this might have had to do with an Apple setup, not
> a
> PC. I'd check anyway.
>
> Tris
>
> At 05:15 PM 3/1/2004 -0700, you wrote:
>> A question for the assembled Wise Ones:
>>
>> My Sprintscan 4000 uses a SCSI card in my tower PC to scan slides.
>> Can I
>> use a USB-to-SCSI converter to get it to work with my laptop (which
>> doesn't
>> have SCSI, but has oodles of USB 2.0 ports)? I'm thinking it's not
>> possible, but what do I know?
>>
>> Any info/insight greatly appreciated.
>>
>>
>> Garth
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