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TWAIN Application-Side Library
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2014-04-03 07:01:21 +08:00
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Info
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This is a dotnet library created to work with [TWAIN](http://twain.org/) interface.
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This project follows these general goals:
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* Targets latest TWAIN version (2.3 at the moment)
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* Supports all the TWAIN functions in the spec (mostly there)
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* Eventally work on platforms other than Windows (just a dream)
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The solution contains sample projects in winforms, wpf, and even (gasp!) console.
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A nuget package is also [available here](https://www.nuget.org/packages/ntwain)
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Using the lib
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To properly use this lib you will need to be reasonably familiar with the TWAIN spec
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and how it works in general. Except for certain "important" calls that drive the
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TWAIN state change, most triplet operations are availble as-is so you will need to know
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when to use them. There are no high-level, single-line scan-a-page-for-me-now functions here.
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