We had similar problems with our 2000 model. Eventually we are able to get permission to use it as a standalone machine unconnected to the network. We wrote our files onto a CD-R and then carried it to a machine on the network to get the .pdf file’s off.
James Agenbroad Technical Information Specialist
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Hi All,
We currently have a ScanPro3000 Microfiche/film scanner but with the most recent IT security updates, we are no longer able to get the software to run.
Wondering if anyone is running a system that is working and is compatible with government IT security? If so, what is it?
Thanks.
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Holly N Nickle
Chief, Public Services
U.S. Geological Survey Libraries Program
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