TWAIN Scanning
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Re: TWAIN Scanning
If the banking app you refer to requires a twain scan then you need to set the banking app to use the Kyo Twain driver. Adding Paperport in between the scanner and the banking app is only adding to your problems. Twain was designed to import scanned documents/images into a program, not to go through a third program. I would have to look at the banking app first and set it to use the Kyo twain driver/scanner. -
Re: TWAIN Scanning
If the banking app you refer to requires a twain scan then you need to set the banking app to use the Kyo Twain driver. Adding Paperport in between the scanner and the banking app is only adding to your problems. Twain was designed to import scanned documents/images into a program, not to go through a third program. I would have to look at the banking app first and set it to use the Kyo twain driver/scanner.
I think you're on the right track though. For what it is worth, I've found that the legal free version of PaperPort hasn't been available for quite a while, and the initial format of its scans are incompatible with anything else. And the older versions of PaperPort don't work with the newer versions of Windows even a little bit. I lost a couple of gigs of personal scans because I wasn't updating it anymore in Win 8 and 10. D'oh.
In case it would be helpful, here's the current PaperPort website:
PaperPort - Document Management Software | NuanceComment
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Re: TWAIN Scanning
A TWAIN Driver Requires Host software. TWAIN is a "pull scan" scheme initiated from the users pc.
It sounds like the banking software only accesses the scanned files in a commonly accessed folder.
If you want *free* TWAIN scanner host software that runs on windoze, look at this!:
NAPS2 - Scan documents to PDF and other file types, as simply as possible.
Dead simple to setup and use!
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Re: TWAIN Scanning
Thank you all.
The problem with just normal twain scanning is that it pulls all the documents to the PC as single image files. Imagine attaching a 30 page document...
I found NAPS not so simple to setup on my own PC as it had a problem to connect to my in-house (Kyocera) device. I think I still prefer Scansoft Paperport.
The banking app only uses the default settings (dpi,colour,mono,paper size,feed method...) as setup in Paperport to scan multiple documents to a single destination. I have set this up at other customers, using similar app's with great success.
I just thought there might be another free program with similar features that I can suggest to customers.
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