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Subject: Re: Scanner library Ada binding?
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> So I'm looking for an Ada solution.

If the software outputs images in standard formats like JPEG or PNG, you could use the Generic Image Decoder to clip your images in preset sizes, then save them in an easy format like PPM.

> Or I could try Linux; I've got VMWare installed (haven't tried to see if that can see the scanner).

Perhaps Simple Scan lets you set up your rectangle once for a whole bunch of scans. At least it is much more handy than what you find with Windows by default.
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