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Imaging for Windows® Professional Edition
Version 2.5
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This document contains additional or updated information 
for Imaging for Windows which supercedes information included 
in the regular documentation.

Topics included in this document include the following:
	Documentation
	Installing the Software
	Uninstalling the Software
	What's New (since Version 2.0 of Imaging Professional)
	Additional Notes Regarding the Application
	Additional Notes Regarding the OCX Controls
  

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DOCUMENTATION
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Readme File
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The Readme file is Readme.txt (this file).  This file may be 
found in the Imgpro folder on the CD containing the 
Imaging for Windows® Professional Edition software.  
During installation, it is copied to the Imaging Professional 
folder where your software is installed.  Read this file 
carefully before attempting to install the Imaging 
Professional software.  Directions for installing it 
are included in this file.  See below.


Getting Started Guide
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After installation, the Getting Started Guide, gstrtman.pdf, 
is located in the Documentation folder where you installed 
Imaging for Windows® Professional Edition.  To view and print 
the Getting Started Guide, download Adobe's Acrobat 
Reader (version 4.0 or later) from www.adobe.com.


Online Help
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Imaging for Windows® Professional Edition contains extensive 
online help support.  From the main application window, selecting 
the help menu or pressing F1 displays the help contents. 

All the other dialog windows in the Imaging Professional 
application have context-sensitive help.  Click the mouse on 
the question mark (?) icon on the right side of the dialog's 
title bar, then click on any field in the dialog for help.


OCX Help
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After installation, the Imaging Professional OCX help file, 
imgocxd.hlp, is located in the folder where you installed 
the Imaging for Windows® Professional Edition. 


Developers Guide and Update
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The Imaging Professional Developer's Guide, DevGuide.pdf, and 
an update to the Developer's Guide, DevGuideUpdate.pdf, may be 
found on the root level of the CD and are not installed by the 
installation program.


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Installing the Software
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Imaging for Windows® Professional Edition may be installed on
Windows 95, Windows 98 or Windows NT 4.0.  In Windows NT 4.0 
environments, make sure that operating system service pack 4 or 
greater is installed.

On an NT 4.0 system, the installer for Imaging Professional and 
WFNT Server Access must be a local administrator.

1. Close any running applications to avoid possible file 
conflicts.

2. Insert the software CD into your computer's CD-ROM drive.

3. After a few seconds, the Imaging Professional 2.5 
Installation screen appears.

4. If it does not appear, click Start and then point to Run.  
Locate and run the file named Install.exe in the root folder of 
the Imaging for Windows® Professional Edition CD.

5. Select the Install Imaging Professional button.  Follow the 
installation prompts on the screen.

6. After the software is copied to your system, the Setup 
complete screen appears.

7. Click Finish to return to the Imaging Professional 2.5
Installation screen.  Install the other options or press the 
Exit button to end the installation.

8. If you select the 1.x Server Access option, you will need 
to know the Imaging Name Server's IP address and port number. 
If using multiple user profiles, each user may need to install 
1.x Server Access software independently, to support different 
Imaging Server configurations. Local administrative rights are 
not needed to install 1.x Server Access. 

9. If you select the Install WFNT Server Access option, you 
will be prompted to run the WFNT setup program, I4WSETUP.EXE 
located in the Imaging for Windows support folder (I4WSUPP) 
on the WFNT Client API installation CD. 


Installation Notes
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Imaging Professional 2.5 now installs in its own directory. 
Files are no longer installed to the Windows and Windows 
System directories.

Silent mode install support has been added.  If setup.exe 
is invoked with the "-s" switch, then install will execute 
without prompting the user.

An OCX only installation is now supported in a separate install 
location from Pro 2.5, in the "OCXs Only" folder.

WFNT software is no longer supplied with Imaging Professional. 
However, the Imaging Professional installation allows you to 
browse/locate the WFNT installation to run. Imaging Professional 
2.5 works with WFNT 3.2 and above.  

Scan Direct is no longer installed as part of this product.

Changes made to the Standard training file (standard.trn) are 
lost when installing Imaging Professional. Changes made to 
custom training files are retained.  Before installing, the user 
should copy or rename the standard training file, and restore it 
to the Imaging directory after the install completes.

User-defined defaults for Imaging for Windows are lost when 
installing Imaging Professional.  If the user has defined 
rubber stamps, for example, they are lost and must be recreated 
in Imaging Professional.

If your Windows NT system uses multiple user profiles, you may 
need to modify the Start Menu\Programs\Accessories\Imaging 
shortcut to point to kodakimg.exe instead of wangimg.exe.

Previous versions of Imaging Professional provided an option to 
back up and restore Imaging for Windows 95.  The backup folder 
(typically, Program Files\Imaging Professional\Backup) is no 
longer used and can be manually deleted.

The Setup program may underestimate the amount of space available 
if you choose to install Imaging Professional on a Novell NetWare 
drive. 

If you install version 3.2 of the WFNT software, you may not be 
able to run Imaging Professional.  To correct this problem, run 
regedit and go to the key listed below:

HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\
	App Paths\kodakimg.exe\Path

Edit the data in the Path key. Remove all the characters starting 
at the beginning of the string up to and including the semi-colon 
(;) just before the first character of the path where you 
installed Imaging for Windows Professional Edition 
(typically C:\Program Files\Imaging Professional).

Help files for the Imaging controls from a previous release 
of the Imaging product are not removed when the Imaging 
Professional software is installed.  When running 
Visual Basic, the old help files are displayed instead of the 
new ones that come with the software.  To work around 
this problem, delete the Imaging controls help files from the 
Windows\help (Windows 95 or 98) or WINNT\help folders 
(NT 4.0).  The files are named: imgocxd.hlp, imgocxd.GID, 
imgocxd.FTS and imgocxd.cnt.  (Do not worry if some of these 
files are missing.)

On Windows NT, Imaging Professional 2.5 will not run properly 
if installed in a directory that contains a period (.) as part
of its name.


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Uninstalling the Software
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In Windows NT 4.0 environments, you must log on as a local 
administrator to uninstall the software.

1. Open the Windows Control panel by clicking Start, and then 
point to Settings, Control Panel.

2. Double-click the Add/Remove Programs icon. The Add/Remove 
Programs Properties dialog box appears.

3. Select the Install/Uninstall tab. A list of currently 
installed software appears.

4. If present, select Imaging for Windows® Server Access.

5. Click Add/Remove. The Confirm File Deletion dialog box appears.

6. Click Yes to confirm that you want to remove the program.

7. Select Imaging for Windows® Professional Edition 2.5.

8. Click Add/Remove. The Confirm File Deletion dialog box appears.

9. Click Yes to confirm that you want to remove the program.


Un-install Notes
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On Windows NT, the uninstall procedure only clears the Imaging 
preferences and settings for the user who uninstalls Imaging 
Professional.

The uninstall will not remove Registry keys that may be used 
by other Kodak Applications.  On Windows NT, the uninstall does 
not delete the HKCU\Software\Kodak\WOI\ANNOTATION_TOOL_PALLETTE 
key, and keys under the Security ID (SID) for the current user. 

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WHAT'S NEW!
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JPEG Support
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It is now possible to read and write JPEG files with Imaging 
Professional.

New creation size settings have also been added to support the 
JPEG file and compression types.

Scan support has been improved to allow scanning to a JPEG file.


Image Bookmark File Support
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A new image file format called Image Bookmark is now supported. 
An Image Bookmark file can be created to refer to a TIFF file 
or a 1x Document.  Similar in concept to a Windows Shortcut 
file, the Image Bookmark file can also contain Annotation marks, 
Thumbnails, and Properties. Among other uses, this can be used 
to annotate images stored on CD-ROMs. 


Overlay File Support
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When a TIFF file is opened/created, an Overlay file can be 
specified using the Page Properties menu pick.  The Overlay 
file will appear as a Form on top of the current page.


Compression Warning Support
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A warning message is now displayed if the user tries to save 
an uncompressed image file.  The user is given a one-time option 
to change default settings for color and for black and white 
images, to always compress the file when saving.


User Interface Improvements
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A single selection mode is now available for selecting Image data 
and Annotations in a single operation. As a result, menus and 
toolbars have been simplified.

Zoom functionality is now based on Actual Size instead of 
Pixel-to-Pixel measurements.  The image is displayed at the 
same relative size regardless of the resolution of the image. 
The Zoom increment has been changed to 10%.

There is a new annotation mark called "Initials". This mark 
contains the user's Logon ID, Date and Time.  This mark cannot 
be copied once it is created.

Annotation tools now support a "Sticky" property setting that 
gives the user to option to choose if a tool is to stay selected 
after it is used.  The default is "Not Sticky" for all 
annotations, except the Freehand line.

Annotation marks can now display extended property information 
that includes the date and time the mark was created or modified.

There is now an Annotation Properties pick as part of the context 
menu for an Annotation.  This pick allows the user to change the 
properties of a selected annotation.

OCR Output Types have been added to the File->SaveAs 'Save as type' 
menu pick. This allows users to save a text rendition of their 
image without having to select the OCR tool. 

The Magnifier has been moved to the Tools menu.

The "Page-Down" and "Page Up" functions now span image pages. 

"Paste" will now paste to the selected cursor location instead 
of the upper left corner of the window.

The menu picks "Scan" , "Select Scanner", and "Rescan" have 
been changed to "Acquire Image", "Select Device" and "Reacquire" 
to reflect the support for other TWAIN compliant devices, 
such as digital cameras.  


OCR
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Five additional languages have been added to the list of 
language dictionaries - Norwegian, Finnish, Danish, Portuguese, 
and Russian. 

The Textbridge OCR Engine has been updated.

The color to black and white threshholding algorithm has been 
improved to improve OCR results when working with poor quality 
color images. 

A new OCR output format, Standard Text, has been added that 
produces better results with some types of documents.


Server Access Object
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A new component, the Server Access Object (SAO) has been added. 
The SAO is a COM object that provides improved 1x server 
access capabilities. In particular, the SAO supports storage 
of image and non-image files on the Eastman Software Imaging 
Server for Unix or NT.  With SAO, applications can be 
written that use the 1x server as a file server in addition 
to an Image server.

The SAO is installed with the Imaging 1x Server Access support.

Flow
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Support for processing Image Bookmarks has been added to the 
list of supported Renditions within the 1x Server, Folder Output, 
DMX, Exchange Folder, and Mail Recipient drivers.  The creation 
of the Image Bookmark rendition is accomplished through the 
output to 1x Server driver.

Variable support in Flow has been significantly enhanced. 
It is now possible to define additional Flow Variables at 
design time. Flow will recognize and use the data these 
variables contain at runtime.
  
*  The Folder input driver now automatically extracts 
Flow variables from the comments property of any file it 
captures. To see these variables at design time, click on 
the Sample button and select a sample of the type of file that 
will be captured when the flow runs.

*  The Run process driver has been extended to allow the 
user to specify a sample Flow Variable file at design time. 

*  The new User Input driver allows the user to define 
additional Flow variables to be entered by an operator when 
the flow is run.

The Convert File Driver has been enhanced to support writing 
JPEG files.

The Scan Driver has been improved to support Manual Duplexing. 
Manual Duplexing allows a user with a non-duplexing scanner 
to do two sided scanning.

The user interface for the 1x Output Driver has been enhanced.

The Inbox Driver no longer restricts messages to less than 
50 characters of text.  Instead, you may enter a keyword to 
identify a particular message as a Fax.

            
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NOTES
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ActiveX (OLE) Automation
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If, in ActiveX (OLE) automation, you set the TopWindow property 
of the Application object to True, other windows may appear to 
be hidden.  A common cause is the Server Logon window that 
appears on initial server requests. 

If multiple windows have the TopWindow property set to True, then
the window that gets the property setting first appears on top of 
the other windows.

In ActiveX automation, the FindOIServerDoc method of the 
ImageFile object displays a Find dialog box that lets users 
search for Imaging Server 1.x or WFNT documents.  After a user 
selects a document and clicks Open, this method closes the Find 
dialog box and returns the selected document name and path.  
The method returns a null string if the user clicks Cancel.  
You can use the document string that is returned as input to 
the Open method of the ImageFile object.  The syntax is: 
ImageFileObject.FindOIServerDoc.


Application User Interface
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You cannot undo or redo a Reacquire operation.

You cannot drag a color or grayscale page into an AWD document.
All pages in an AWD document must be black and white.

You can only hyperlink to an object (for example, a URL or Word 
document) if there is an application registered to handle that 
type of object.  To determine if an application is registered, 
you can click the Start button, point to Run, and then enter 
the name of the object 
(for example, http://www.eastmansoftware.com or test.doc).  


Image Bookmark File
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On Systems with older versions of the Windows OLE32 support 
files, you cannot Create or Open an IBK file. 

If you attempt to Create an IBK file with older Windows OLE32 
support files, the following message is displayed, 
"Unable to write to this location.  Possible causes are low 
disk space, write protection, or invalid filename."

If you try to open an IBK file with older Windows OLE32 support 
files, the following message is displayed, 
"An internal error has occurred."

An updated version of the Windows OLE32 support files can be 
obtained by downloading and installing Microsoft's Internet 
Explorer 4.01 or greater.

An IBK file should be used as a rendition of a DMX document 
only when the 1.x document referenced by the bookmark is 
read-only. If changes are made to the image underlying the IBK, 
such as page insertions and deletions, these changes will be 
reflected in previous renditions of that IBK. In addition, 
there may now be problems viewing the older renditions. 
Annotation changes to an IBK are handled properly.  


Image File Types
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The maximum resolution supported for XIFF documents is 
150 x 150 dpi.

When you save a file that is not compressed, a message 
recommending that you compress the file is displayed.  If you 
choose to compress this file and all future files, you can no 
longer create uncompressed files.  If you ever need to recover 
the ability to create uncompressed image files, edit the 
registry.  Run regedit and delete the keys: 

AlwaysCompressBWTiff
AlwaysCompressColorTiff  

found under 

My Computer/HKEY_CURRENT_USER/Software/Kodak/Imaging/CompWarnOpts/


Microsoft Internet Explorer
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You may experience a crash if an HTML page in Microsoft Internet 
Explorer calls the ShowFindDialog method.

You may experience a hang if an HTML page in Internet Explorer 
4.0 uses the OCR ActiveX control. To avoid this circumstance, the 
HTML page should set the ShowProgress property of the OCR ActiveX 
control to False. 


Microsoft Office Integration
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If you drag an image document from a binder to the Desktop, an 
invalid image document is created unless it is an AWD document. 
This problem also occurs if you right-mouse click on a binder 
file (*.obd) and click Unbind. To copy an image document from 
a binder, click on Section -> Save as File or use the right 
mouse button to drag the image document from the binder to 
the Desktop.

The Section -> View Outside function does not work with image 
documents in a binder.

If you are using Microsoft Office 95, the icon for images in a 
binder is a generic Windows icon instead of the Imaging icon.  
This known anomaly does not affect the behavior of Microsoft 
Office Binder.  The Imaging icon is displayed if you are using 
Microsoft Office 97.

When you resize an image embedded within a Microsoft Word 
document, you should be viewing the Microsoft Word document 
at a zoom of 100%.

With certain operations, the Image Color Management (ICM) data 
stored within an image file may be lost.  For instance, an image 
file containing ICM data is displayed in the Imaging 
application, and all or part of it is copied and pasted into 
a Word document.  If Color Management was turned on within the 
Imaging application before the copy operation, the color corrected 
image will be displayed in the Word document.  If Color Management 
was turned off within the Imaging application prior to the copy 
operation, the uncorrected image will be pasted into the Word 
document.

In either case, the original ICM data stored with the image is not
stored in the Word document since, upon pasting the image into 
the document, Word converts it to a 16 bit metafile which does not
support ICM data.  The net effect of this is that once pasted 
to the Word document, neither image be affected by the state of 
Color Management.

When you change the ICM Profile from the System Settings, the 
change is not reflected in the Imaging Application until you close 
and reopen it.


Scan Button in Microsoft Word and Excel
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You can add or delete the Imaging Scan button to Microsoft 
Word and Excel without repeating the installation by 
running the program ADDIcon.exe.  To add the scan button, 
type the qualifier /ADD after the program name before you 
run it.  ADDIcon.exe is located in the folder where you 
installed Imaging for Windows® Professional Edition.

To remove the Scan button, type the qualifier /DELETE after 
the program name before you run it.  

If your versions of Microsoft Word and Excel are in a different 
language than Imaging for Windows Professional Edition, you 
may not be able to install the Scan button.  Note that you can 
choose Insert -> Object -> Image Document in Word or Excel 
to perform the same function.

You may need to manually exit Microsoft Excel after you install 
this option.

If the Scan button in Microsoft Excel fails and indicates that 
the document ScanImg.xla is already open, you may have 
multiple copies of this file on your system.  This circumstance 
can occur if you have upgraded to a newer version of  
Microsoft Office before you installed this version of 
Imaging Professional.  To resolve the problem, delete the 
older version of ScanImg.xla, which is typically found in the 
/<Excel>/Library folder where <Excel> represents the folder where 
you installed Excel.

For Office 2000 users, within Excel, click on Tools -> Add-Ins..., 
deselect the "Imaging for Windows" add-in, click OK, then click 
Tools -> Add-Ins... again  to re-select the "Imaging for Windows" 
add-in.  When the toolbar re-appears, the scan button should work.


Scanning
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Imaging for Windows Professional Edition uses the TWAIN interface 
to access TWAIN-compatible scanners.  You can a view a list of 
tested scanners at www.eastmansoftware.com.

With certain scanners, the In Progress dialog may become hidden 
during a scan operation.  Click on the scanner icon in the 
taskbar to restore the dialog.

When the transfer mode is set to Native, and the scanner is 
the HP Scan II C or the Fujitsu 3093 DG, images are scanned in 
inverted to the Imaging application.  To get them to scan 
correctly set the transfer mode to Memory before scanning.

In Flow, either set the invert enhancement before scanning 
images in Native mode or set the transfer mode to Memory.  
The latter must be done through the Imaging application.


Eastman Software Imaging Server Access
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If you are using Imaging Professional to access an Imaging 1.3.x 
server on UNIX, you may need to install an update to the Imaging 
Server.
  
When you use the Find: Image Document dialog to locate an 
Imaging Server document, the Date Modified tab does not 
distinguish between the creation date or the last modified date 
for the document. The later of the two dates is used in the 
search.

Documents containing forward slashes (/) are not added to the 
application's MRU (Most Recently Used) list. 

The MRU list contains the names of Imaging Server documents that 
you recently accessed. If a server contains multiple documents 
with the same name, Imaging displays the first document that 
it finds.  Note that if one of the documents was previously 
displayed and remains in the display cache, then the cached 
document will be displayed. The cache is automatically cleared 
when you exit the application.

If you click File -> Save As to save an Imaging Server document 
as a local file, you must use Windows naming conventions to name 
the local file. 

If you Send an Imaging 1.x Server document that contains a 
forward slash, only the characters after the last forward 
slash appear as the label for the sent item.

If the Imaging 1.x Server is not accessible, the system does not 
respond immediately and may, therefore, appear to hang as Imaging 
Professional tries to retrieve the list of server volumes.  

If an Imaging 1.x Server document contains references to pages in 
a file that has been deleted, Imaging Professional may not handle 
that document correctly.

When you view an Imaging Server WFNT image with markups, Imaging 
converts the markups to corresponding annotations. The original 
image is unmodified. 

If you try to retrieve archived documents from an Imaging Server 
WFNT database that has never had an archive in a TCP/IP 
configuration, the system does not respond and may, therefore, 
appear to hang.  This circumstance does not occur in a NetBIOS 
configuration.


Flow
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Flows containing the Send, Folder, Exchange or DMX output 
drivers will prompt you to save changes when they are 
opened or run for the first time after installing Imaging 
Professional version 2.5.  These drivers were modified to 
support the new renditions.  When the 'Save changes?' 
dialog appears, select Yes, and the appropriate changes will 
be automatically saved to the flow.

The Auto-File Word List's button will not display the Browse 
1.x Server dialog, if the user is initially logged into the 
server through the Flow editor.  Exiting Flow without logging 
out of the 1.x server, and re-running Flow will correct this 
situation.  

If Prompting is not specified, the DMX output driver does 
not allow re-specification of a valid document name if an 
error occurs at runtime. The Flow will terminate.


DMX
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DMX documents accessed by the Imaging Professional application 
will not show up on the application's Most Recently Used (MRU) 
list.


OCX
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In the Image Scan control, the ADF Available capability of the 
GetScanCapability method indicates whether the scanner can 
support an ADF (Automatic Document Feeder).  It does not 
indicate whether an ADF is currently installed for the scanner.

Through the Image Scan control, you can set a number of your 
scanner's capabilities and options, for instance, with the 
SetScanCapability or SetPageTypeCompressionOpts methods.  
Unfortunately, a number of scanner data sources do not respond 
properly to these requests to change the scanner's settings.  
The only alternative to this situation is to display the 
scanner's user interface before scanning, or to ask the scanner
vendor for a revised data source.

  