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Posted by JB on November 6, 2006, 12:42 am
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>> If I may, I have a couple unrelated questions for you. I recall from
>> an old thread here that you use Paperport 9 and I am wondering if it
>> now works properly with Windows XP Pro SP2. Google posts say XP SP2
>> broke it and I can't tell from the Nuance update propaganda if it's
>> been fixed.
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>> Also I would appreciate it if you let me know if the mouse scroll
>> function works once you are inside a document. My version is 6.5 and
>> lacks both the scroll and pdf capabilities so I'd like to upgrade for
>> those reasons.
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> I still have "Paperport Office Pro 9". I keep getting invitations to
> upgrade to 11, but 9 still works for us, and SWMBO likes it when she uses
> my machine (she's into genealogy in a big way).
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> I have had XP SP2 for a long time, and never knew I was supposed to have
> difficulties with it. I just got a new Logitech LX 710 wireless
> keyboard -
> mouse combo, and the scroll wheel scrolls fine through scanned documents
> (I
> tried *.max). The old Dell keyboard and mouse also worked fine.
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> I also invested in Omnipage 15 for better scanning/OCR etc, and I like
> that
> to generate files that are easier to edit in Word (rtf's). Of course some
> things are more affordable with an academic discount, especially things
> like Acrobat 7 Pro.
>
> Let me know if you need more info.
>
> --
> Best regards
> Han
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Han,
Thanks for the information. I don't plan to get the pro version of
Paperport but I have heard the vanilla version would support mouse scrolling
so it should be OK.
I will have to take a look at Omnipage and Acrobat but I have a feeling that
they cost more than I'm willing to spend unless they will do mass
conversions. That feature would add value for old Paperport users like
myself with thousands of documents in .max format.
Regards,
Jb
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