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    Control scanner from VB ?

    Hi,
    How can i control my scanner from a VB program? I need to scan one image from the scanner and save it in a location with a name that i define in my applicacion.
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    Re: Control scanner from VB ?

    Does the scanner has a "Twain" interface?

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    Re: Control scanner from VB ?

    What is a "Twain" interface?

    Sorry, I dont know this way. Can you tell me?
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    Re: Control scanner from VB ?

    Twain is (was) a standard interface to exchange data between programs and scanners and some video capture devices for still images. A lot of scanners where having a Twain interface and a lot of scanner programs where using a Twain interface. VB users can use some Twain API’s to get some data from the scanner. In W2K is a MS program “Imaging” that is using a Twain interface. So read the spec’s of your scanner if Twain is supported.

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    Re: Control scanner from VB ?

    Oh, Thanks!

    My scanner is hp "psc1210 all in one".
    I think it is supported Twain Interface. And now, what can I do? Can you show me sample examples?
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    Re: Control scanner from VB ?

    Just Google for "Eztwain VB". The simple version is freeware.

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