Tag Archives: Image Processing

PDF Thumbnails and Bookmarks with HTML5

Posted on 2013-08-09 by Walter

Selecting Pages with the Thumbnail Browser Displaying multi-page documents in a zero-footprint web application can be a challenge because of the limitations associated with the <img> tag, which can only display a single image. A common solution is to implement … Continue reading →

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New White Paper: Creating and Processing OMR Forms with LEADTOOLS

Posted on 2013-08-01 by Walter

We have continued our recent series of white papers on ways to use LEADTOOLS Document Imaging technology to conquer real-world application development scenarios. Today’s white paper covers yet another aspect of Forms Recognition and shows how to use LEADTOOLS to … Continue reading →

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Continuous Multipage Scrolling in HTML5

Posted on 2013-07-23 by Walter

Most image viewing applications and controls are designed for viewing a single image at a time. However some images and documents, such as TIFF and PDF, have multiple pages. Since these documents are typically full of text, it is very … Continue reading →

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New White Paper: Automatically Classify Scanned Documents using LEADTOOLS Forms Recognition

Posted on 2013-07-01 by Walter

Today we have released a new white paper which explains in great detail how to use our Forms Recognition and Processing to automatically classify a folder of documents. It describes a common problem where time and energy is lost through … Continue reading →

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Using LEADTOOLS CDLL Functions in Android

Posted on 2013-06-21 by Walter

After a successful and productive exhibit at AnDevCon, we have had a rewarding time talking to our many customers using the LEADTOOLS Android SDK. It is growing rapidly in popularity, and developers are putting it to use in many exciting … Continue reading →

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