Epson GT-10000+ Photoshop plugin

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Martin Tanton

Hi,

Does anyone know where I can get hold of the Mac OS9 Photoshop Twain
plugin for this scanner? I have had to replace my hard disk after a
crash that wiped everything and lost the plugin. Can't find the
original disk. Found nothing on the Epson website and when I contacted
Epson technical support they said they didn't have it any more.

thanks
 
Martin Tanton said:
Hi,

Does anyone know where I can get hold of the Mac OS9 Photoshop Twain
plugin for this scanner? I have had to replace my hard disk after a
crash that wiped everything and lost the plugin. Can't find the
original disk. Found nothing on the Epson website and when I contacted
Epson technical support they said they didn't have it any more.

thanks
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http://files.support.epson.com/pdf/phpc8z/phpc8zps.pdf
According to the above pdf on page 2, you are out of luck, to make a
GT-10000+ work on MAC.

Everything says PC only.
Looks like you have better find that original disk.

A nice brochure on the GT-10000+
http://hanspetersen.is/files/2003_7_10_GT-10000+.pdf

Why not get a Windows 98 computer for the use with this scanner, you can
find PC's cheap.
 
Everything says PC only.
Looks like you have better find that original disk.
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Unfortunately it wasn't me who lost it. That would be my predecessor
at work. Gone for good I think.
Why not get a Windows 98 computer for the use with this scanner, you can
find PC's cheap.
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That's the option if I can't get the plugin. I already have one set up
next to the Mac. But as all the rest of my creative work is done on a
Mac, I would prefer to have the scanner connected to it.
 
Martin Tanton said:
Unfortunately it wasn't me who lost it. That would be my predecessor
at work. Gone for good I think.


That's the option if I can't get the plugin. I already have one set up
next to the Mac. But as all the rest of my creative work is done on a
Mac, I would prefer to have the scanner connected to it.
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If the Mac and PC are networked, then you can share files from one computer
to the other computer. An Ethernet connection is a common file transfer
system, otherwise the Internet would not work.

A Ethernet card in each computer and a crossover cable and you are good to
go.
 
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