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(Not clear if some recent update caused the problem or just some file getting corrupted.) Apparently w/o a Timemachine or other backup, did a clean install and was stuck (original CD he said was for Classic/OS 9) - but later wrote he's got it working again. (Another) Canon Canoscan Lide 20/30 report: (Not sure what exact model he has - his mails just said "Lide 20/30" - he later replied it was the Lide 30 model) From a PB G4 owner that originally said it was working OK in 10.5.7, but suddenly stopped working.
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Although it's mentioned in the past, I've never used shareware scanner software like VueScan. This page was a catch-all for Scanner owner Feedback and Tips from OS X Leopard users, including notes on software/driver updates, problems, scanners working in OS X 10.5 even though they were not listed as supported and links/tips on using 3rd party/open source 'TWAIN SANE' drivers. (And if all else fails, try scanning in OS X's Preview app, File Menu => Import from Scanner option or Image Capture.) I have not tried them personally however. This page was originally posted for OS X 10.5/10.6, but there were updated versions of TWAIN SANE for OS X that supports later OS X versions, including OS X El Capitan.

(Added FYI on Twain Sane for OS X 10.11 El Capitan )įYI: The site apparently is no longer online.
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The scanned image is immediately transmitted to the server, and can then be saved.Scanners with OS X - Feedback, Tips/Tricks and Alternative Drivers When you go to acquire an image, RemoteScan will now show up as a scanning choice, detecting your locally attached Fujitsu ScanSnap. You can now, within your Remote Desktop, Terminal Server, Citrix, VMware, or Azure session, open up your TWAIN or ISIS based document scanning software. Now that you have RemoteScan and ScanSnap Home configured to enable support for the iX1500, you can get started scanning. Under the Auto Scan tab, modify the dropdown field for "Send To:" Select "RemoteScan." With the desired scanner selected, click on Edit Profiles icon.Ħ.

Open ScanSnap Home and click on Settings>Scan Settings.ĥ. In the RemoteScan server icon on the workstation that needs to scan, make sure that the iX1500 is selected as a scanner.Ĥ. Note: if your scanning application requires an ISIS driver, use the latest version of RemoteScan Universal instead of RemoteScan Enterprise.ģ. Make sure that check box to "Update to Allow ScanSnap scanning" is checked in the installation wizard. Install/upgrade RemoteScan Enterprise to version 10.808 or higher. Download ScanSnap Home from the Fujitsu website, and install it on the workstation that needs to scan.Ģ. To configure RemoteScan to detect the iX1500, do the following:ġ. To configure RemoteScan to detect the iX500, iX100, S1100i, S1300i, follow the instructions found on our previous forum post, here: RemoteScan supports the following Fujitsu ScanSnap models, in addition to the standard TWAIN and WIA, enabling these scanners to be used with server hosted TWAIN or ISIS compliant scanning applications:
