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From: kduling@nmsu.edu (Kevin Duling)
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Subject: Re: Information on Optical Scanner needed!
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Date: 27 Sep 90 16:17:20 GMT
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    I have Logitech's ScanMan Plus, which is a 100 - 400 dpi scanner
that does 32 shades of grey.  I picked it up from a local software
store and paid about $200 for it.  It includes PaintShow+, a support
file for Windows, and an option to scan straight from dos (with no
editing).  PaintShow+ is almost identical to MacPaint and it requires
a mouse or trakball to use.
    Seperately, Logitech sells an intelligent OCR for another $200. I
don't have it.  I just got the one off of Simtel 20 and it works fine.