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Hello,<br />
I am looking at adding some functionality to a web page which would provide the following:<br />
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-The user opens the web page<br />
-The user loads a scanner attached to the PC running the web application.<br />
-The user clicks a button within the web form that initiates the scanner to begin scanning the documents.<br />
-Upon completion, the scanned documents files are loaded on the web page.<br />
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If the process must be changed a bit, that is acceptable. &nbsp;The idea behind this functionality is to integrate the scanning and storage of the document all within the web page itself.<br />
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Thank you for your help,<br />
<br />
Troy
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Hello,
I am looking at adding some functionality to a web page which would provide the following:

-The user opens the web page
-The user loads a scanner attached to the PC running the web application.
-The user clicks a button within the web form that initiates the scanner to begin scanning the documents.
-Upon completion, the scanned documents files are loaded on the web page.

If the process must be changed a bit, that is acceptable.  The idea behind this functionality is to integrate the scanning and storage of the document all within the web page itself.

Thank you for your help,

Troy

Import from scanner onto web form

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