How to set a scanner for auto feeder or single scan in VB

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Hello Friends,
I am Develop One Application In WCF vb .
In This Application i am having Two Buttons.
One Button is Single Scan which scan a Single Image and One Button For Multiple Scan Images.

Problem is : =

1. When I am Click On Single Scan Button. It Scan A Flat Bed Image and Also Auto feeder Loaded Image Also. But i want scan Only Flat Bed scan Image.

2. When I am Click On Multiple Scan Button It also Scan First Auto feeder Loaded Multiple Pages or Images and Also Scan Flat bed After Auto feeder Pages Finished.

Thanks In advance :)

What I have tried:

I don't Know How To set the Scanner For Single Scan Button To Flatbed Scan and For Multiple Scan Scan Auto feeder Pages Only. :(

Posted 11-Oct-17 20:18pm

ketan Ram Patil

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Mehdi Gholam 12-Oct-17 3:36am

What scanning component are you using?

ketan Ram Patil 12-Oct-17 4:41am

I am using the HP scanner Which having Auto feeder and Flat Bed Scan Functions.
i scanning the Documents from scanner(single pages or Multiple pages.)

Richard Deeming 12-Oct-17 12:17pm

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This is essentially the same question you posted back in August:
https://www.codeproject.com/Questions/1201614/How-to-scan-image-from-only-flatbed-scanner-NOT-AF[^]

The answer hasn't changed: you need to read the scanner's documentation.

If it doesn't have any documentation, then demand a refund and find one which does!

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