Tag Archives: .NET Framework

How to Use Blank Page Detection on Scanned Documents

Posted on 2014-10-08 by Walter

Are all of these blank pages? Blank page detection is an important step in most document imaging workflows. For example, it can be used to help end-users make sure they have their paper facing the correct way and inform them … Continue reading →

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LEAD Technologies and National Health IT Week 2014

Posted on 2014-09-15 by Katie

Once again, LEAD Technologies is proud to be a part of the 9th annual National Health IT Week (September 15 – 19, 2014). Last year, over 375 organizations participated and 2014 is projected to have over 400 partners. LEAD Technologies … Continue reading →

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New White Paper: DICOM Images and Metadata with LEADTOOLS

Posted on 2014-09-02 by Walter

This month we’re going back to the basics! Many of our white papers dive into very specific topics and use-cases. We’ve recently seen an uptick of interest in our core DICOM functionality and have therefore waded into that set of … Continue reading →

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Using TwainSession.SaveTemplate to Save a Subset of Settings

Posted on 2014-08-01 by Walter

Saving the settings of your TWAIN device is a very important feature which is fully supported by LEADTOOLS. For the end-user, it allows them to load and save different scanning profiles and options they use on a regular basis such … Continue reading →

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Simplified ASP.NET Web Forms OCR Demo

Posted on 2014-06-10 by Walter

HTML5 is certainly the way of the future, but as many web developers know, adoption can be slow. In many cases, older browsers such as IE8 is still in use enterprise-wide and a lightweight, feature packed solution is still required. … Continue reading →

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