Subject: Re: Fingerprint GSi?
Date: Wed, 01 Sep 1999 00:13:03 -0500
From: ggonter@together.net (Geof Gonter)
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In article <19990829144208.27479.00001625@ng-cr1.aol.com>,
obsbedia2@aol.com (Obsbedia2) wrote:

>As I recall, it came with software that allowed it to produce bulletin board
>sized blow-ups of the screen image as well.
>Jay

The blow up sizes are handled by the card. The software on the included
disk allows one to make a slide show from images captures or pulled from
files. I've one I used on my gs for years. I wasn't sure when I switched
to my present platform I'd be able to get along without. I do, but I still
use my gs about 5 to 10 hours a week for a couple small jobs. In fact, I
bought a ROM 3, with a Buggie power supply, PC Transporter, and SCSI card
for $10. Two weeks later, I bought a Syquest 44, with 5 carts, for $6
(well actually $12 for it and a external 2X CD-ROM with cables and
teminators). I added my 8 Meg card, FingerPrint GSI+ card, and AE
TransWarp card. Now I'm having a blast really seeing what she'll do, for
real, for the first time I bought it. Great and fun stuff.

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