Tag Archives: TWAIN

Web Scanning Made Simple with LEADTOOLS

Posted on 2023-02-23 by Halah Villalobos

With LEADTOOLS, you are able to easily scan images and documents within a web application from any scanner, digital camera, or TWAIN or SANE-enabled device. The video below shows step-by-step how to scan and display images within our HTML5/JavaScript Zero-footprint … Continue reading →

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Extract Barcode Data from Scanned Documents Using LEADTOOLS Intelligent Capture

Posted on 2019-08-19 by Nick Villalobos

Download demo! Intelligent capture can refer to a couple different ways of capturing data from images or documents. In this post, I’ll be talking about how you can intelligently capture barcodes from scanned in files. The LEADTOOLS TWAIN SDK and … Continue reading →

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LEAD Technologies Joins TWAIN Working Group as an Associate Member

Posted on 2018-11-06 by Greg

LEAD Technologies has joined the TWAIN Working Group as an Associate Member. For many years, LEAD has included imaging toolkits that follow the TWAIN standards and this membership helps ensure an even higher level of support and a commitment to … Continue reading →

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How to use LEADTOOLS Imaging SDKs for each step of eDiscovery

Posted on 2016-10-17 by Greg

Last month we published a white paper on eDiscovery, which gave a brief overview on the Electronic Discovery Reference Model (EDRM). Today, we want to dive into more details about the EDRM and how it pertains to imaging and LEADTOOLS … Continue reading →

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Enable HTTPS in the LEADTOOLS Web Scanning Host Demonstration

Posted on 2016-05-17 by Hadi

UPDATE While most features in LEADTOOLS are backwards-compatible and older how-tos still apply in newer versions, the features discussed in this post have changed significantly in Version 20. Please refer to the following forum post for an updated version of … Continue reading →

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