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No luck with WIA neither with TWAIN.
IrfanView (is it really still there???? ) is a great software I did not thought about, but it still fails where PaperPort succeeds... stupid multifunction printer...
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the first place to always look is device manager. Look for the trouble icons.
It may even be listed in the Non plug and play list.(show hidden devices)
Is this attached to 1 computer or 1 computer shared with others or as a stand alone network printer ?
It is also possible the driver install had a problem with UAC during the install.
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Standalone network printer... and it happens in XP and in 7, therefore nothing regarding the UAC (at least not in the XP machines).
Thank you for your post!
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What is the model number of it ? So I can look it up I may give me a better idea.
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It is a Toshiba e-studio 287cs.
And they have no drivers on the web page...
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Not for me...
When I try to go to your link it fails...
I've tried to investigate in the USA Toshiba web site and I've seen a new bunch of drivers for that printer that could work... Nothing in the EU web site...
Downloading now. Lets see... :crossfingers:
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great they make you click all of the way thu the site to get there each time.
Sorry about the bad link.
Edit:
http://business.toshiba.com/support/index.jsp[^]
This one will start you closer.
It only wants the name to start or it fails to find anything.
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Another thing I thought of was possible firewall or network problems where it cannot find the scanner.
I tested using Office 2007 and just navigating to find a network scanner and with netwrk discovery turned off it didn't see my scanner.
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If I have to guess, your Twain driver is not working. But it is common for a scanner come with Windows Image Acquisition (WIA) driver (I am not sure if that is the accurate name). Regardless that explains why NUANCE is working. Check CP for image acquisition simple scanning. I remember there are articles here for both WIA and Twain.
Good luck.
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A man enters his local bar holding a frog and an iguana. He sets them down on the bar and says to the bartender, "I bet you $1000 that my frog here can sing any song you can think of." "OK," says the bartender. "How 'bout 'Blue Moon'?" The man whispers something to the frog, and the frog starts singing Blue Moon. "That's amazing," says the bartender as he slaps down $1000.
"I'll bet ya another $1000 that my iguana here can do that too." "OK, I can believe a frog, but not an iguana. You're on. Have him sing 'The Star Spangled Banner'." The man whispers something to the iguana and it sings The Star Spangled Banner. As the bartender hands over another $1000, a businessman comes up and says, "I just saw that and I was amazed. I want to buy your iguana for $100,000." The man says OK, and he exchanges the iguana for the money and the businessman leaves.
The bartender says, "What!? Are you nuts? You could've made millions with that iguana!" The man says, "Oh, the iguana can't sing. The frog's a ventriloquist".
/ravi
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I don't know why but, as soon as i saw the first 'frog', I thought of Kermit, and then pictured this whole gag as a scene from The Muppet Show.........
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Good grief, the comedian's a bear.
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Exactly! Now i'm talking in my head like Fozzie....
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No he's a not he's a wearing a neckatie!
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I was hoping someone would know that one.
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This joke is incredibly unbelievable so full of falsehoods.
I mean, what kind of businessman "walks" around with $100G?!
Now, if they did a PayPal transaction, then maybe there's hope of some believable content.
Besides, the frog, obviously being from Texas Christian U., what, with his vocal training and all, would never sing 'Blue Moon'.
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MacSpudster wrote: This joke is incredibly unbelievable so full of falsehoods. No, it's not. I checked Snopes before posting.
/ravi
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MacSpudster wrote: what kind of businessman "walks" around with $100G?
A rich one.
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Good one, still laughing!
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Great one
A gentleman is someone who can play the bag-pipe, and who does not.
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I'm sure there was a hamster and a piano[^] involved the last time I saw this joke!
"These people looked deep within my soul and assigned me a number based on the order in which I joined."
- Homer
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Why is the frog always the ventriloquist
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Because everyone knows iguanas cannot sing.
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