(Document/Medical only) Acquires one or more images from a TWAIN source and stores the images in the specified file(s).
baseFileName
The base name of the image file(s) to which to save the acquired data.
startupPageNumber
The starting page number where the numbering of the newly scanned files names starts. For example, if this parameter has the value 3, then the scanned files will have the name "BaseFileName_0003.bmp".
Pass -1 for this parameter to start numbering files from page 1, in this case the first scanned file will have the format "BaseFileName_0001.bmp".
flags
Flag that indicates whether to display the manufacturer's user interface.
transferMode
The transfer mode used to acquire.
format
The image format used to acquire.
bitsPerPixel
Represents the BitsPerPixel used to acquire.
multiPage
True for multi-page acquire, or false for single page.
bufferSize
Specifies the buffer size (in bytes) used to acquire images.
usePreferredBufferSize
Specifies whether to use the preferred buffer size specified by the TWAIN driver. true to use the preferred buffer size, false to use the user-defined buffer size (bufferSize parameter).
Use the Acquire method to acquire one or more images. Use the AcquireFast2 method to acquire one or more images and save them to one or more files. This function was added in order to allow users to prevent already scanned files from being overwritten by a subsequent scan batch. To prevent such over-writing, specify the page number where the new files creation should start numbering files. For example, three pages have been scanned while the specified baseFileName parameter was "BaseFileName.bmp", the output files will have the names "BaseFileName_0001.bmp", "BaseFileName_0002.bmp" and "BaseFileName_0003.bmp". Then if a new scan starts while the startPageNumber is -1 then these saved files will be overwritten. But in order to avoid that, pass a 4 for the startPageNumber parameter so the new scanned files will start from 4 as "BaseFileName_0004.bmp", then "BaseFileName_0005.bmp", ...etc. Based on the scanner type, this method will determine the best/fastest scanning method to use. This scanning method will be used when actually scanning the images. Before calling this method, call the FindFastConfiguration method to determine the best scan configuration. Note:If the FindFastConfiguration method is not called before the AcquireFast method, then the AcquireFast method will determine the best scanning method. If the file format set in the format parameter does not support multi-page files, this method will ignore the multiPage parameter and automatically save the scanned images to separate files. The files are named by appending numbers to the string used for the baseFileName. For example, if the string in baseFileName is "Temp.jpg", and the startPageNumber is -1, the method will append the number of the image, 0001, 0002, etc., to the name of the file. Therefore, the output file names will be "Temp0001.jpg", "Temp0002.jpg", etc. But if startPageNumber is not -1 (which should be any value bigger than zero), then the numbering will start from that value. If for example the startPageNumber contains the value 4 then the output file names will be "Temp0004.jpg", "Temp0005.jpg", etc. If the file format specified in the format parameter supports multi-page files, this method will use the multiPage parameter to determine how to save multiple images. If multi is set to false, each scanned page will be saved to a separate file, named in the same manner described in the paragraph above. If multiPage is set to true, the name of the output file will be the exact string in baseFileName (Temp.jpg) and it will be saved as a multi-page file. To use the AcquireMultiPage event, set the EnableAcquireMultiPageEvent property value to true before calling the AcquireFast method. The AcquireMultiPage event will be fired twice for each scanned page. The event is fired the first time when the TWAIN source begins scanning the page. The event is fired the second time when the TWAIN source has finished scanning the page. For more information, refer to How to Acquire from the Twain Source. For more information, refer to Fast TWAIN (Scan Configurations).