Scanner – You Misunderstood

I’ve received a couple of emails from people asking me if I like NextEngine’s scanner. It became apparent to me that, one, they didn’t read the whole post and, two, that I didn’t do a very good job of saying what I meant. So, before there is anymore confusion…Yes, I like the scanner. Very much so. The "problems" I’d been having were, for the most part, user created. As I mentioned in my previous post, I have a bad habit of *not* reading the instructions and just jumping in with both feet. It’s amazing what you can learn once you do start reading the instructions…
Anyway, I’m beginning to realize some of the mistakes I made in my initial scans and things are moving along much better now. Stay tuned…

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July 17, 2007 · Posted in Hardware Review

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Gary Hall

Eeeh, who needs instructions? That's just someone else opinion as to how it should work anyway.
I had to say that because reading your methodology reminds me too much of myself.
Thanks Jeff.
Gary

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