It took about 16 seconds, including software linking. Original highlighting on the piece was gone.I then performed a one-button scan of the same music. (Quality was also much better than a B & W copy on my Epson Stylus CX4800 all-in-one.) The pencil marks, however, were very light on the copy, and barely readable. My sheet music copied as well as the average commercial copier. I believe there are options to streamline this to some extent.My first function was a one-button copy. I did not have the problem of the second reviewer: my lock button was in the lock position when I received it, and was even taped over for security.The scanner has a small footprint and sleek style, compared to my previous model.The software is easy to use, although it sometimes seems that too many screens are involved. One is first instructed to run the setup CD, then remove and unlock the scanner, and finally to plug in the USB. The directions were straightforward and useful.
Arcsoft photostudio 5.5 that came with canon lide 100 install#
This scanner was quick and easy to install out of the box. As my scanning at present is more document based, I decided to try this less expensive option and give Canon a chance.On first glance, it seems my research has paid off. As usual, with no new driver, another perfectly fine and useful scanner dies due to an operating system upgrade. This scanner is a replacement for my Epson Perfection 2450 Photo, which Epson chose to not support in the Vista 64-bit platform.
Reviewed in the United States on September 13, 2008 Well-priced and feature-rich CanoScan LiDE 200 looks promising
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