Title: RE: Document scan and retrieval (looking for software)
To nitpick - but it catches out a LOT of people - SAMBA
is NOT NOT NOT the appropriate software here. It will NOT do what you
claim.
Samba allows Windows boxes to access a unix server (and
allows that server to join a Windows
Title: RE: Document scan and retrieval (looking for software)
"Included with" and "part of" aren't the same thing. That's
why the samba teamdumped smbclientfrom the samba package! (but put
it back when too many people moaned.)
By the way - "smb" is an IBM acro
: RE: Document scan and retrieval (looking for
software)
"Included with" and "part of"
aren't the same thing. That's why the samba teamdumped smbclientfrom
the samba package! (but put it back when too many people moaned.)
By the way - "smb" is an I
Title: RE: Document scan and retrieval (looking for software)
Could be. Whatever it is, it's ancient history
:-)
You know Tridge originally wrote samba to communicate with
DecNET, and was surprised to discover that it could be used to communicate with
MS too? When his company retired
Title: RE: Document scan and retrieval (looking for software)
Guess
that answers the what is...looks like it is...Server Message
Block...
George
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Title: RE: Document scan and retrieval (looking for software)
they
would intresting to see. Either offlist or onlist.
George
-Original Message-From: Jeff Schasny
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Title: RE: Document scan and retrieval (looking for software)
FWIW this is an integral component of our Visage product simply drop a scanner element on a form you are in business (provided you have a PC with a scanner or Camera or other TWAIN device that is!). Simple matter to then have
Title: RE: Document scan and retrieval (looking for software)
TRY COMPASSCS.COM. I USE THEM AND THEY HAVE A GREAT
PRODUCT. INTEGRATED IN UNIVERSE ALSO
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Ross
FerrisSent: Tuesday, February 03, 2004 6:28 AMTo: U2 Users
Discussion
Title: RE: Document scan and retrieval (looking for software)
We use 1Mage (www.1mage.com) and amass for the optical
jukebox
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Sent: 03 February 2004 17:54
To: 'U2 Users Discussion List'
Subject: RE: Document scan
Title: RE: Document scan and retrieval (looking for software)
another less integrated option (sorry if it was said before, I didn't
catch the beginning of the thread).
Use
whatever method to scan/import as a bmp/jpg. Base64 encode the file, and store
it in UV.
Then
Uncode the file, save
Title: RE: Document scan and retrieval (looking for software)
You could of course simply save the file
into a directory that is also a type 1/19 file to UV I suppose it
depends on the number of images involved, as a directory search will slow down,
and yet .. Might be interesting to find
Title: RE: Document scan and retrieval (looking for software)
Could
also have the PC that is scanning save to a specific
directory.
then
have a program monitor that directory for new entries, read them, encode them
and save them
somehow then the saved filename would have be linked
we use hp digital senders - they drop a pdf into a designated area on a pc,
where we have a java program polling the directory. an operator puts in an
account id, the program sets some information (oracle not ud for us, but you
could use UOJ) and then copies the doc to a samba share. it works
Mark Eastwood [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in
news:[EMAIL PROTECTED]:
www.1mage.com
Never used it, but they've been around a long time.
Used them. Liked them. It's been a few years but it was dead easy to
integrate their stuff into MasterPack and other apps. I would reccomend
them. As has
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