FlexColor for Mac 3.6.2

FlexColor for Mac is a powerful driver software designed to enhance the performance of your scanner. It is specifically designed for users who own Precision II scanners that were shipped prior to 12/99. This software offers support for 3200 dpi medium format, which can significantly improve the quality of your scans.

If you are currently using an older version of FlexColor and it works well, there may not be a need to upgrade to this version. However, if you want to take advantage of the new features and improvements offered by this software, upgrading is highly recommended.

It's important to note that attempting to recalibrate your scanner to 3200 dpi if it already has this optical underline in the ColorFlex resolution drop-down menu can cause damage to your scanner's optical zooming system. Additionally, Precision I scanners are not upgradeable to 3200 dpi.

When upgrading from version 1.8.x or earlier, it's recommended that you install FlexColor in a new folder. Custom settings made with earlier versions should be dragged from the old Settings folder into the User Defined folder located in the 1.9 settings folder.

It's also important not to run any newer and older versions at any time on the same computer as this can cause conflicts between different versions of FlexColor. Before starting a new installation of FlexColor, make sure you trash the ColorFlex preference file.

To use FlexColor for Mac effectively, it's essential that you meet certain requirements such as upgrading your operating system (OS) and ColorSync version. Specifically, upgrading OS 8.5 and ColorSync 2.6.1 is necessary before installing this software on your system.

Overall, FlexColor for Mac is an excellent driver software that offers advanced features and capabilities designed specifically for Precision II scanners shipped prior to December 1999 owners who want high-quality scans with improved resolution upscaling capabilities up-to-3200dpi medium format support without damaging their hardware components or causing conflicts between different versions installed on their computers simultaneously!