Imaging For Windows Xp

[sm43]

Is there Imaging available for Windows XP? If yes, from where/how can I install it?

Somebody said from Win 2k Cd - I have Win 2k Prof. CD - but I don't know the exact location of the bin/installer/cab for Imaging.

Thanks.

[Guest ellas]

its not installed but try this for xp you must have sp1 http://www.mvps.org/vbnet/index.html?code/...pi/mswaidll.htm or for the original (which you need your 2k disc for http://www.bhis.co.uk/imaging.htm

[Guest ellas]

these are the files needed off the win 2k cd if you fancy doing it yourself

The procedure overview

To run correctly in Windows XP, the version of Imaging that comes with Windows 2000 requires a number of files. The following is a list of the 23 files that include executable files, ActiveX control files, DLL support files, and the Help files:

· IMGADMIN.OCX

· IMGCMN.DLL

· IMGEDIT.OCX

· IMGHELP.HLP

· IMGMGT.CHM

· IMGMGT.HLP

· IMGSCAN.OCX

· IMGSHL.DLL

· IMGTASKS.CHM

· IMGTHUMB.OCX

· IMGVIEW.CHM

· JPEG1X32.DLL

· JPEG2X32.DLL

· KODAKIMG.EXE

· KODAKPRV.EXE

· OIENG400.DLL

· OIPRT400.DLL

· OISLB400.DLL

· OISSQ400.DLL

· OITWA400.DLL

· OIUI400.DLL

· TIFFLT.DLL

· XIFFR3_0.DLL

Of course, these files are stored in the \I386 folder on the Windows 2000 CD in a compressed format. You’ll need to use the Extract command to expand the files. You’ll then need to place the files in the correct folders in Windows XP. The executable files go in the C:\Windows folder, the Help files go in the C:\Windows\Help folder, and the support files go in the C:\Windows\System32 folder.

Once the files are extracted and placed in the correct folders, you’ll need to register Imaging’s four ActiveX control (OCX) files as command components in the registry. To do so, you’ll use the Regsvr32.exe command line utility. Open a command prompt, change to the C:\Windows\System32 directory, and enter the following four commands:

regsvr32 IMGADMIN.OCX

regsvr32 IMGEDIT.OCX

regsvr32 IMGSCAN.OCX

regsvr32 IMGTHUMB.OCX

After you register the ActiveX controls, all you need to do to use Imaging in Window XP, is create a shortcut to the executable file.

[Steve1000]

Imaging for Windows is not included in Windows XP.

Imaging for Windows is a product of eiStream Inc. (formerly Eastman Kodak, and before that Wang). Microsoft used to licence this from eiStream.

eiStream state it is not legal to use Imaging from an earlier version of Windows on Windows XP.

You can purchase Imaging for Windows to use on XP (and earlier versions of Windows). It is compatible with the free versions and adds Optical Character Recognition (OCR).

More details at:

Imaging for Windows