How to scan image from only flatbed scanner NOT AF

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i have a scanner which scan image both flat bed and Auto feeder.

when user click on scan button it will scan image according to user selection either flatbed or AF from combobox .

how scanner know to scan image through flatbed scan or AF...?

What I have tried:

my code automatically get scanner details. when user click on scan button it scan image from Flatbed as well as form AF. it scan image from BOTH. i just want to scan image from only one either flatbed or AF at a time only one scan be done.

Posted 15-Aug-17 21:21pm

ketan Ram Patil

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Richard MacCutchan 16-Aug-17 3:33am

Check the documentation for the scanner.

ketan Ram Patil 21-Aug-17 9:30am

which documentation..? :(

Richard MacCutchan 21-Aug-17 10:28am

Read my suggestion again.

ketan Ram Patil 23-Aug-17 4:17am

i am read the information about how to set properties to handle document. but don't know how to assign the values. :(

https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/windows/desktop/ms630193(v=vs.85).aspx

Richard MacCutchan 23-Aug-17 4:27am

You need to read the documentation for the scanner.

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