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Hi<br />
I have been happily using the Kodak image controls with various Kodak scanners over the last 6 years. They run happily on XP BUT our old Kodak scanner has died and the new one a Kodak i620 does not seem to support the Kodak controls. Is there an alternative without having to go to .NET<br />

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Hi
I have been happily using the Kodak image controls with various Kodak scanners over the last 6 years. They run happily on XP BUT our old Kodak scanner has died and the new one a Kodak i620 does not seem to support the Kodak controls. Is there an alternative without having to go to .NET


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