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My older brother, 86, who lives in Connecticut, is in a nursing home/rehab facility. He will probably be there the rest of his life. He gets dialysis three times a week and is currently applying for

Working via iCloud works, it’s just frustrating… kinda like it being 2024, but I still need to select letters on a querty keyboard using arrow keys on Netflix. Netflix: 21st century. Arrow keys:

Bill, I suffer the same problems (Problem 1 and Problem 2) as you. I am interested in a solution. One that I have thought about doing is putting my laptop on the table with my iMac and opening up

Hi all, I have a question about Apple Mail and rules and devices. Suppose I have two devices. Problem 1: If my rules are on device 1, but I open device 2, then the rules do not get applied.

That was it Lee. Thanks.

Maybe you have Infrared clean turned on in the Filter menu. This will cause an extra infra-red pass that VueScan uses for its own clone of the Digital ICE dust and scratch mitigation. L^2 PS/

So I set the number of samples from one to two and no change - still get the white on the second scan. Then I changed it to three and now the third scan is the white screen. Oh well. Thanks Lee

I ran an update on the Epson Scan software and now it sees the V600 - thanks.

Lee, I checked my app. I always use the professional option. My number of samples was set to 1 - so I don’t know why the second pass. I’m going to set it to 2 and see if that makes a difference.

My Epson Scan 2 sees the USB-connected V600 without a problem. Try running the Epson Scan 2 Utility to see if there’s a ghost scanner in the list. L^2

With the “Professional” options chosen in VueScan, there is a field in which you can set the number of passes. It’s called “Number of samples”. I always use two or three because that seems

I thought I would give Epson Scan 2 a shot at scanning slides on the Epson V600 scanner but it doesn’t see the scanner which is directly connected to my Mac. It only sees the Epson printer/scanner

I am scanning slides with my new (to me) Epson V600 photo scanner. It’s doing a great job. But it does something I don’t understand. It scans the slide twice - 1st time is normal but the second

Harry, Seattle Filmworks would buy motion picture film, splice it together when people returned it, process it in long rolls in cine processors and then “contact print" it to motion picture print

Here are a few sites that compare them. <https://expertphotography.com/vuescan-vs-silverfast/> <http://www.35one20.com/2019/09/05/vue-silver-epson/> I find myself using VueScan most often. I finish

Lee, I’ve been using VueScan for years since the first time you recommended it. A couple of years ago I purchased an Epson ET-3850 printer/scanner/copier which came with Epson Scan 2 software. My

I’ve been using a V600 for some years to scan photos, negatives and even slides. VueScan and Silverfast work well with it. The Epson software is buggy with a strange interface and it apparently

Hello friends, In 2001 I purchased an Epson Perfection 1650 photo scanner. I paid $264.99 for it. Originally it scanned documents and slides and negatives. It still does a great job scanning

Hi Gang, I have an old MX680 Printer/Scanner/Fax combo up for grabs. It is in working order. It was ours originally and when we upgraded we gave it to my Mom. She just upgraded to a new printer with

Amen Harry! Buffett, as a value investor may have thought it was time to take exposure off the table, he has been sell a good deal of late. He also may want to purchase a whale & his cash on hand