Handle a scanner

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3 total messages Started by Juan Luis Barrientos Wed, 06 Oct 2004 12:06

#367

Author: Juan Luis Barrientos
Date: Wed, 06 Oct 2004 12:06

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I am trying to handle a scanner.
I want to scan a document from an application, the user don't have to give a
file name.
It is just to save it in a database.
I have installed the Kodak ImgScan ocx, but haven't find any documentation
of that component.
Thanks

Re: Handle a scanner

#368

Author: Michael Kutscher
Date: Wed, 06 Oct 2004 13:12

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Hi, Juan,

> I am trying to handle a scanner.
> I want to scan a document from an application, the user don't have to give a
> file name.
> It is just to save it in a database.
> I have installed the Kodak ImgScan ocx, but haven't find any documentation
> of that component.

I've asked this question here some time ago and got some good information.
Most usefull was the info from Jonathan Arnold:
http://www.buddydog.org/C++Builder/c++builder.html

It's a lot more code than using the Kodak-OCX, but it works perfectly... 
whilst my first solution with that OCX crashes on some XP-Systems.

Good luck
Michael

Re: Handle a scanner

#369

Author: Michael Kutscher
Date: Wed, 06 Oct 2004 13:13

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Hi, Juan,

> I am trying to handle a scanner.
> I want to scan a document from an application, the user don't have to give a
> file name.
> It is just to save it in a database.
> I have installed the Kodak ImgScan ocx, but haven't find any documentation
> of that component.

I've asked this question here some time ago and got some good information.
Most usefull was the info from Jonathan Arnold:
http://www.buddydog.org/C++Builder/c++builder.html

It's a lot more code than using the Kodak-OCX, but it works perfectly... 
whilst my first solution with that OCX crashes on some XP-Systems.

Good luck
Michael

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