Two excellent examples of the latter are the Editors' Choice-award-winning WorkForce ES-300W Portable Wireless Duplex Document Scanner from Epson and Fujitsu's ScanSnap iX1300. Single Sheets or ADFs: Take Your Pickīefore diving into the details of the Express 4, I should point out that there are basically two types of portable scanners: single-sheet devices like this one that you feed one page at a time, and sheetfed machines with automatic document feeders (ADFs) that can scan 10- to 20-page documents without manual intervention. But if your scanning needs center on miscellaneous items and one- or two-page documents on the road, the IRIScan Express 4 is a capable choice. Unfortunately for IRIS (a Canon subsidiary), the Express 4 doesn't stand out from a crowd of competitors-shop for any time at all, and you'll find loads more well-built, snappy, and affordable portable scanners out there. This entry-level device scans a single document side at a time (simplex scanning), and works well when capturing small documents such as receipts, invoices, business or ID cards, and credit cards. I can scan negative film without any problems the way I used to before the switch to Windows 10 - the Epson Scan software just doesn't let me switch to slide (or any other mode) and completely stops working once I try to change the settings (or close the preview window), that's what this is about.A sibling to (and $30 less than) the IRIScan Executive 4 reviewed here back in July 2019, the $139 IRIScan Express 4 is an attractive manual-feed portable document scanner.

I already know that I should remove the cover from the top LED when I want to scan stripes of film, thanks Never used any buttons on the scanner except for the on/off-switch, but this probably has nothing to do with my software problem. Looks like I'll give another reinstall a try and make sure everything goes where it should. I hope you are successful in getting things working again. Note that during the install of the new drivers, a restart of the computer is required. I did have to use the provided slide holder in order to get it to work, and remove the cover over the light in the lid, but all worked (in Home mode - I didn't try others) as it should. Pressing any of the buttons on the V500 Photo Scanner now opens the appropriate part of the scanner app (PDF, print, or email). So I downloaded new driver, Scan Utility and Event Manager from Epson's website. I just tried the version of Epson Event Manager that worked (somewhat) in Win 7 to no avail. I did the upgrade from Win 7 Pro 64-bit to Win 10 Pro 64-bit within the last week.

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