Dan,
Speculating again, I believe that the difference between the Twain version
and the Photoshop plug-in version is primarily the following: The plugin
version is intended for those on Mac platforms which do not support twain
while the twain version is for PC and other (including some Mac) plateforms
which support twain drivers. Other than that, they are identical to each
other in terms of their functioning; however, both are diffeernt from the
HDR version, which is the stand alone version (see my other post).
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Sent: Monday, March 25, 2002 9:40 PM
To: laurie@advancenet.net
Subject: [filmscanners] Re: Using Silverfast and Photoshop at the same
time
well, the saga continues:
Reminder: I want to work on images in photoshop while Silverfast is
scanning [new] images from a batch session.
I found my silverfast disk and found that there is a TWAIN version
of the program in addition to the photoshop plug-in. However, it's
not clear what the difference is here. I can run the TWAIN version
from Photoshop exactly the same way, but it doesn't behave any
differently. Namely, I still can't run photoshop independently of
silverfast. What is the functional difference between a photoshop
plug-in and a twain interface to the end-user? (Not that it makes
a difference in the context of my question.)
So, does silverfast have a way to use it as a stand-alone app like Insight?
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--dan
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