XPCTWAIN TIFF Multipage / Multifile TWAIN Import Driver Crack With Serial Number Latest 2025
XPCTWAIN is a useful file import TWAIN driver
| Version | 1.22 |
| Updated | Jun 12th 2006 |
| Developer |
JSE Imaging Solutions
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| User Rating |
1198
2.8
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| Original File Size | 530 KB |
| Downloads | 10496 |
| Systems | Windows All |
| Category | Others |
XPCTWAIN TIFF Multipage / Multifile TWAIN Import Driver previous crack versions:
XPCTWAIN is a useful file import TWAIN driver. It gives aditional file import support to existing applications. Does your application not support multipage TIFF's? XPCTWAIN does! Does your application does not support JPEG2000? XPCTWAIN does! To make it complete also JPEG and BMP are supported.
Does your application support MDE but can open only one file at once? Use XPCTWAIN does support multiple file selection and transfer. XPC allows you to batch scan a large number of files with one command. A checkbox allows you to decide if the files should be copied or moved from the source directory to the target application.
XPCTWAIN TIFF Multipage / Multifile TWAIN Import Driver reviews
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