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Hi meettechie,<br />
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You can use WinMerge Application.<br />
<a href="http://winmerge.org/" rel="ugc">http://winmerge.org/</a><br />
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Goodluck!
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Hi meettechie,

You can use WinMerge Application.
http://winmerge.org/ [http://winmerge.org/]

Goodluck!

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What scanning drivers do you want your application to support? ISIS? SANE? TWAIN? WIA/WIA2?<br />
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What language is your app written in?
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What scanning drivers do you want your application to support? ISIS? SANE? TWAIN? WIA/WIA2?

What language is your app written in?

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Hi Joe,<br />
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&nbsp;Its &nbsp;TWAIN.<br />
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Thanks.
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If I want to test my application for different document scanners how do I do it? Are there any simulators available&gt;
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If I want to test my application for different document scanners how do I do it? Are there any simulators available>

Testing for document scanner?

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