Nope. The IMG Scan is a scanner that attaches to your dot-matrix printer's
print head and uses it to scan images into the computer (it works like the
popular Mac scanner, Thunderscan).
The resolution of the scanner depends on the resolution of your printer. If
you have a 24-pin printer, IMG Scan can scan upto 360 dpi, and if you have
a 9-pin printer, it can go upto 240 dpi.
Sunny:
I missed your first message, Do you have an IMG scanner for sale? If so how
much? Also is it the generic version that you must figure out how to secure
it in the printer, or the version that I've heard is made for Epson
printers that replaces the printhead?
-Mike Schiller
In sunny Fort Lauderdale