Now, that new ocean surface temperature feature is really nice. I'll be using that in my astronomy teaching :-).

I am amazed at the complaining about the price of VueScan.

When you are going to pay for the program (at https://www.hamrick.com/reg.html ), surely this is after you have evaluated it and come to the conclusion that the price is right for what you are going to use it for? If you find the price too steep, then simply do not buy it. If the program has too many features for your needs, then it simply may not be for you.

If all you need is a 2CV, why buy a Lamborghini and bitch about the price?
Besides, VueScan's pricing is such that almost any small job will recoup the expense immediately.

For me, personally as well as professionally, switching to VueScan was a no-brainer. I got rid of the crappy software that came with my scanners and settled on one scanner independant program.
At work we have a mixed bunch of scan hardware, HP, Epson, etc, but users see only one interface. The latest addition was a Nikon batch slide scanner, plugged it in and hey presto, VueScan scans slides.

I for one hope that Ed Hamrick lives long and prospers.

Pasco.com sells a data aquisition program for its probes called "Data Studio". Could be confusing.......

Absolutely wonderful! Never any trouble installing or running it. I use it whenever I give lectures about the Earth and the surrounding space, and as an attention getter at astronomy fairs.

Thanks to dev for this beautiful educational toy!

Performing solidly here on my Tigered PB17" :-).