Things I really could use help/info on:
- Why endian matters when do the actual scan. From everything I can tell the
scan data is all byte oriented so endianess doesn't matter.
- TWAIN DLL... I know almost nothing about TWAIN and nothing about
implementing a TWAIN DLL. I don't have the time to really figure it out
either so without help it will never progress to be a TWAIN DLL.
The code requires:
- Borland C++ 5.x (probably works fine with other Win32 compilers, but the
YSLs (http://www.ysl.org) will need some minor porting... shoot with a
little effort it will probably work with the latest EGCS compiler out of CVS
under Linux)
- wxWindows (need code straight out of CVS... web address is listed at the
winsane webpage)
- YSL release 0.3.0
Brian Macy
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0.1.0.0
winsane-0.1.0.0.zip
winsane.src-0.1.0.0.zip
May 9 1999
Adds support for LineArt, HalfTone, and GrayScale
Allows selecting of device on remote host
Allows selecting of Scan Mode
Source code implements get/set/autoset of parameters
Requires latest wxWindow CVS code to build
Requires YSL Release 0.3.0 to build
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