Thanks a lot for your help
just one more thing What do you mean by using the $1 parameter ?
S BRAMI
Le 23 janv. 2014 à 16:37, Mark Schonewille a écrit :
Hi Serge,
You can try to approach the problem from the other end. Most scanning apps
have an option to perform a task automatically,
Hi Serge,
$0 is a special variable containing the app path and $1 contains the
document path.
If that doesn't work, let me know.
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On 24/01/2014 21:16, Mark Schonewille wrote:
$0 is a special variable containing the app path and $1 contains the
document path.
There are in fact a whole host of these special variables: $0, $1, $2,
... . As Mark said, the first of these is the path to the app. The later
ones are the
Hi Fraser,
I didn't mention all that on purpose, because when an app tells the
operating system to open a file in an app, you should just get $0 and
$1. Everything else only makes it unnecessarily complicated,
particularly if this appears not to work with Serge's scanning software.
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Best
Hello
Does anyone know something about externals or stack devellopement making
possible to use a Scanner from livecode ??
it would need adding this functionnality to my own livecode app (for
personnal use , not commercial)
Thanks
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If the scanner is TWAIN compliant, you could shell a vb script, or possibly
use an URL with this product by Dynamsoft. I used it for a project about
10 years ago, and it allowed me to scan to the clipboard, then LC grabbed
the image to display it.
http://www.dynamsoft.com/
~Roger
On Thu, Jan
Hi Serge,
You can try to approach the problem from the other end. Most scanning
apps have an option to perform a task automatically, which basically
means that the file is opened with an app of your choice. If you select
a LiveCode standalone as automatic task, you can process your image(s)
