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Thread: Nikon 9000 Scanner (via 1394 Firewire) Working on Windows 64bit

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    Re: Nikon 9000 Scanner (via 1394 Firewire) Working on Windows 64bit

    With Windows the 32 bit version of PS is available, I use it for my Epson, it is in the Adobe PS folder in Programs Files (x86) on your HD. I freaked out over this and then some one just told me to go to this folder and open the 32 bit PS. Your only restriction is the 3.5gb limit to memory. You won't get there even with a 6x17. It also doesn't ask for registration or talk to Adobe when opened.

    Enjoy

    Tom

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    Re: Nikon 9000 Scanner (via 1394 Firewire) Working on Windows 64bit

    There is also an actual Windows 64bit driver on the web for the Nikon 9000. It allows the Nikon 9000 to work flawlessly on my Vista 64bit system.

    So I know there are 3 different work arounds out there to let you use Nikon Scan 4.03 on 64bit systems.

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    Re: Nikon 9000 Scanner (via 1394 Firewire) Working on Windows 64bit

    Many thanks to all, amazing stuff!

    As for Nikon, kind of a pathetic way to treat one's customers especially given that in a digital world software is everything and the fix in this case is relatively simple.

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