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R

Raj Sharma

Dear All,
Hi, I am working on one application which need to deal with
Scanner i am using TWAIN Imaging Standard, Can ne one tell me Whether
Capability Negotiation is an Important Step in TWAIN Application, If i
dont write code for Capability Negotiation will it effect an
Application.


Thnks in Advnc.


Regards,
 
C

CSM1

Raj Sharma said:
Dear All,
Hi, I am working on one application which need to deal with
Scanner i am using TWAIN Imaging Standard, Can ne one tell me Whether
Capability Negotiation is an Important Step in TWAIN Application, If i
dont write code for Capability Negotiation will it effect an
Application.


Thnks in Advnc.

Have you checked out the material on http://twain.org/?
 
R

Raj Sharma

Yups, In the help they have mention CAPABILITY NEGOTIATION as a Step,
no where mention the importance, i just wanna knw wht if i ignore it.
 
K

Kennedy McEwen

Raj Sharma said:
Yups, In the help they have mention CAPABILITY NEGOTIATION as a Step,
no where mention the importance, i just wanna knw wht if i ignore it.
Sorry, but that just isn't true. If you read the TWAIN specification at
the URL that Carl provided, specifically the opening paragraph of
Chapter 3 entitled "Application Implementation" where it spells out in
detail whether you need capability negotiation and what the limitations
between scanner and application will be if you don't use it.
 
A

Andy Spragg

Dear All,
Hi, I am working on one application which need to deal with
Scanner i am using TWAIN Imaging Standard, Can ne one tell me Whether
Capability Negotiation is an Important Step in TWAIN Application, If i
dont write code for Capability Negotiation will it effect an
Application.

It all depends, firstly, whether or not your application proposes to
use the UI of the scanner's Data Source (DS) or not. If so, you can
probably forget about capability negotiation. If not, then it all
depnds on what your application proposes to do; but if you want any
kind of control over the images, capability negotiation is going to be
pretty important.
 

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