dedvice sharing

[Kayode adesiyan]

The simple truth is that you cannot share most cameras
and scanners over a network except they a designated
network scanners.

In contrast, network printers are dedicated printers that
are designed to be used over networks, but in most
home/small office networks printers are connected to
particular computers so they can be used by others -
these are not network printers.

[s saroff]

Not so.

Yes, it is possible and it works well with any TWAIN compatible
scanner, which these days, nearly 100% are. You just need a bit of
simple to use, low-cost as as well as free commercial software.

I was so frustrated before, that after finding this I am very happy to
plug this thing.


The company that provides it is Remotescan.

You can find the software by searching for
remote scan

Or you can just go to their web site at
http://www.share-scanner.com

The client version is free, and lets you test out how it works; with
the free client copy you are able to operate a scanner located at
their company location.

There is also a an exchange program where you get the full package for
free if you give a web site link back to http://www.share-scanner.com


"Kayode adesiyan" > wrote in message >...
> The simple truth is that you cannot share most cameras
> and scanners over a network except they a designated
> network scanners.
>
> In contrast, network printers are dedicated printers that
> are designed to be used over networks, but in most
> home/small office networks printers are connected to
> particular computers so they can be used by others -
> these are not network printers.