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Tag Archives: CodeProject
LEADTOOLS Recognition SDK – a Third-party Review
Recognition SDK We were recently put in contact with an experienced technical blogger and web developer, Dick Strauss, about exploring the possibility of conducting a product review. He found our product line interesting and something his readers might benefit from. … Continue reading
Posted in OCR
Tagged .NET Framework, Code Tip, CodeProject, Document Imaging, Marketing Announcement, OCR, PDF, Product Review, Recognition, Version 19, zonal
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New White Paper: Integrating HL7 into Medical Applications with LEADTOOLS
This month, we have published a white paper on the new LEADTOOLS HL7 SDK technology that was added in Version 19. A versatile and popular messaging standard for medical applications, HL7 truly broadens the scope of LEADTOOLS SDKs. Since HL7 … Continue reading
Posted in Medical Imaging
Tagged .NET Framework, CodeProject, DICOM, EHR, HIS, HL7, Medical Imaging, MPPS, MWL, PACS, RIS, Version 19, White Paper
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New White Paper: Reading and Processing Checks with LEADTOOLS
In this month’s white paper, we’re covering one of the most practical and popular new features from LEADTOOLS Version 19: Check Processing. In the few short months that LEADTOOLS V19 has been available, there have been a considerable number of … Continue reading
Posted in Forms Recognition and Processing
Tagged .NET Framework, Check Processing, Check Scanning, CodeProject, Document Imaging, Forms Processing, Forms Recognition, Magnetic Ink Character Recognition, MICR, Mobile, OCR, Optical Character Recognition, Perspective Deskew, Version 19, White Paper
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New White Paper: HTML5 Zero-footprint Viewer for DICOM and PACS
Have you ever tried to replicate a feature from a desktop application in a browser and found it just wasn’t up to par? Perhaps JavaScript or ASP.NET just wasn’t cutting it and giving you the quick and snappy user interface … Continue reading
Posted in Medical Imaging
Tagged AngularJS, Annotation, CodeProject, DICOM, DICOM Data Set, Display, HTML5, Image Processing, JavaScript, JSON, Markup, Medical Imaging, PACS, Version 19, Viewers, White Paper, Window Level, Zero Footprint
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New White Paper: HTML5 Web Scanning with LEADTOOLS
Have you ever been faced with a web application where you needed to upload a PDF or TIFF version of a document? Most likely, you had to scan that document separately, save it to your desktop, and then upload it. … Continue reading
Posted in HTML5
Tagged .NET Framework, CodeProject, Document Imaging, HTML5, Image Processing, JavaScript, JSON, RESTful Web Services, TWAIN, Version 19, Web Scanning, WIA
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