TWAIN without UI in C#

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Hi All.

Hoping you can help.

I'm using Twirl to create custom aettings for a scanner I am using.

Once the driver is created I want to be able to incorporate it into an application (C#) without using the default UI.

Basically all the settings are done, I do not want users playing with this. They just need to hit the scan button and then save it into the a file (a preview would be nice) but I'll try to get round to that.

Thanks for your help.

James

Posted 7-Nov-12 0:33am

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lukeer 7-Nov-12 7:26am

There is something missing in your question. It's the question.

Member 9445399 7-Nov-12 7:45am

Ha!

Your absolutely right. I've been so rushed that I haven't asked the question!

I'm looking for a way using C# to import and use the settings of a custom made twain driver. If I use WIA, I can configure the settings within the application fine, without windows being thrown up giving users more options to mess with. However WIA is limited for my application, IE it doesn't support Duplexing.

But if I use Twain and configure the settings, it still throws up the default program window for the users to change and play about with.

Does this make any sense? Thanks

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 7-Nov-12 19:20pm

Is the only question "Does it make any sense?"? In all cases, modify the body of the question itself, not just comment.
--SA

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neticous · Answer 1 · 2022-02-09T07:52:00

Solution 1

Set CAP_INDICATORS and TW_USERINTERFACE.ShowUI to false.

Posted 9-Feb-22 7:52am

neticous

Updated 9-Feb-22 7:57am