TWAIN and ISIS are industry standard scanner drivers. They allow you to seamlessly connect your scanner to hundreds of scanning applications. Please go to Drivers Downloads for a complete list of drivers and supported platforms.

Several years ago Pixtran developed software drivers for most all of the high-speed scanners and named them "ISIS". Inexpensive low volume, low speed scanners connecting to PC's via serial/parallel and now USB ports developed "TWAIN" as drivers for these scanners. There are several versions of TWAIN drivers and they are all different. When an industry standard is available Solomon will offer it as well.

ISIS (or Interconnector Shippers Information System) is the software application used by Interconnector Shippers to manage the transportation of gas through the pipeline.

If you require ISIS access as an NTS Shipper only, services are now available via the Internet. To use full ISIS facilities as an IUK Shipper, a Wide Area Network Connection is recommended to ensure availability - Internet access is also available. Please contact us for details.

Dynamic TWAIN ActiveX control enables you to acquire images from any TWAIN compatible devices. With the carefully designed interface, and the built-in wizard mode, Dynamic TWAIN is very easy to use. You can typically do your TWAIN job in several lines of code. At the same time, Dynamic TWAIN is very powerful. It is compatible with TWAIN specification V1.9. It has built-in JPEG encoder and decoder. It supports all three image transfer modes and many other features.

Students can access ISIS from the myUFL Menu. Click on the orange arrow next to UF Applications/Services and then click on ISIS.

Dynamic TWAIN can be used for controlling any work of scanners, digital cameras and any other devices which support TWAIN standard.

far as I can tell, there is no reason to ever use the TWAIN driver. The TWAIN driver is the interface used for "acquiring" an image directly into a graphics program. The TWAIN interface was originally written for scanners where it makes more sense. Here's the problem: the TWAIN driver presents an uncompressed version of the original JPEG file output by the camera to your graphics program.

Answer: An image capture API for Microsoft Windows and Apple Macintosh operating systems. The standard was first released in 1992, and is currently ratified at version 1.9 as of January 2000. TWAIN is typically used as an interface between image processing software and a scanner or digital camera. The word TWAIN is from Kipling's "The Ballad of East and West" - "...and never the twain shall meet..

ActiveX edition is compatible with Microsoft Internet Explorer and all COM-compatible environment, such as MS Office, VB, VC. Dynamic Web TWAIN enables you to acquire images from any TWAIN compatible devices. Basically speaking, Dynamic Web TWAIN has all the functionalities that Dynamic TWAIN has, plus much functionality specifically designed for web environment. With the carefully designed interface, and the built-in wizard mode, Dynamic Web TWAIN is very easy to use.

I want to develop a TWAIN Data Source for a duplex scanner but I don't know if I need a special TWAIN application to scan duplex using my Data Source? Which TWAIN applications support duplex scanning I am currently trying to add TWAIN support to an application but I am running into problems trying to select a Data Source. I have successfully opened the Source Manager but when I call MSG_USERSELECT the Select Source dialog appears but the list is empty.

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investigator entering ISIS for the first time will enter basic information just once – data such as name, mailing address, telephone number, names of laboratory workers, and laboratory locations. ISIS then asks the investigator a series of yes/no questions such as "Do you use or store hazardous chemicals," "Do you use radioactive materials," "Do you use biological agents at Biosafety Levels 1, 2, or 3," or "Do you use recombinant DNA molecules.

ISIS will provide resources such as help screens and roll-over definitions within the application. Links are embedded in ISIS to all of the customary Fact Sheets that investigators are familiar with from the old Safety Plan program. ISIS also will include links to ORS, NU, regulatory agency, and external web pages. ISIS will work in concert with, and supplement, the ORS web pages.