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Hi, <br />
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I am testing application build with VB.net that need scanner with feeder on windows 10. Currently I do not have scanner attached to my computer. Is there any virtual scanner application with feeder capability and WIA function? I am using WIA instead of TWAIN driver.<br />
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Thanks
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Hi, 

I am testing application build with VB.net that need scanner with feeder on windows 10. Currently I do not have scanner attached to my computer. Is there any virtual scanner application with feeder capability and WIA function? I am using WIA instead of TWAIN driver.

Thanks

Virtual scanner application build with VB.net with feeder capability and WIA function for windows 10

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