The Nikon LS 2000 Film Scanner says the stage locking screw is still in place but it was removed 10 years ago when I bought it. I tried to put the negative film adapter in, it didn't work. Then I put the slide adapter back in and I started getting the message that the locking screw was still in place.

SOURCE: Drivers for Nikon LS 5000-ED

Try these links:

http://www.silverfast.com/product/fr.html?product=436
http://www.xpvistasite.com/super_coolscan_5000_ed_13548.htm

'hope that helped.

SOURCE: Driver for Nikon LS 100 35 mm film scanner

Hi,
you can download the file (NS163mac.sit) at http://www.nikon.co.kr/support/download/scanner/software/ns1/v163km.htm
It's the Korean Nikon website, just scroll down, look for NS163mac.sit in the middle of the page and click.
It is the Nikon Scan Version 1.63 for Nikon Scanners and will install Nikon Control 2.2 to scan the slides. We used it on a Power Mac 7500/100 with Mac OS 8.6.
Good luck.
Chris

SOURCE: how do i scan film on my scanner

You should be able to download the manual.

http://consumer.usa.canon.com/ir/controller?act=DownloadDetailAct&fcategoryid=351&modelid=10242

To scan film, you'll need to first remove the white cover on the underside of the scanner lid. That is where the backlight is. Also, you must be using the ScanGear driver and NOT the WIA driver. The WIA driver does not support film scanning. Locate your film guides. These are the templates that will hold the film and are placed on the scanner glass to be scanned. Lastly, there should be a Select Source option in the scanner driver that allows you to select Film as the source.

Hope this helps.

SOURCE: scanning 110 negative film

I just finished scanning many 110 film strips. You need to lay the strip along the inside edge of slot A and scan in normal preview mode. On the preview strip, put a marquee around each individual photo and scan each one separately. Worked fine for me.