Sample Code for Open Text Imaging for Windows

This section describes the prerequisites for Open Text Imaging for Windows in standalone mode, and where to find detailed information on installation and un-install. This will allow Imaging for Windows to access images stored on local and networked drives.

Using the ActiveX Controls in Visual Basic

ImgAutomationDemo

Demonstrates how to:

Instantiate the Imaging application and viewer objects, via automation. Size and display an image file in the viewer object. Close the application and viewer object, releasing all resources used.

FlowImageToDB

Demonstrates how to:

Use a flow to catalog scanned images in a Access Database by monitoring an input folder and spawning an executable every time an image is written. Flow passes the filename and path as command line arguments to the executable, the executable writes these values to the Access Database.

Using the Com Object in Visual Basic

SAO_SampleVB

Demonstrates how to:

Add the server access object to you program. Initialize the server access object. Use some of the object's properties and methods. Clean up resources after you are done using the object.

Using the ActiveX Controls in Visual C++