Re: Vuescan 8.2.24, what's new: "Significantly improved infrared cleaning "?

Neil Gould <neil@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

> Ignoring the irritating posts doesn't work.

Sure does. Trolls go away if noone feeds them.

Keep responding to them and you become part of the problem.

Ralf

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