ClearImage SDK 5.5
| Developer: |
Inlite Research (more products...) |
| OS: | WinXP/2000/2003/ Vista Starter/ Vista Home Basic/ Vista Home Premium/ Vista Business/ Vista Enterprise/ Vista Ultimate |
| License: | Freeware |
| Price: |
FREE |
| Size: | 6.32 MB |
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ClearImage FREE SDK contains COM modules, and a demonstration program to Evaluate, Develop, Test and Deploy image data capture applications in Visual Basic, C++ and Delphi. Comes with FREE professional consulting to help you succeed in your project.
Develop bar code recognition applications to automatically read poor quality 2D and 1D bar codes from images (TIFF JPG color and grayscale). Supported barcodes include
- PDF417
- DataMatrix
- code 39 (code39)
- code 128 (code128)
- code 93 (code93)
- UCC128
- 2 of 5 family of codes
- Interleaved 2of5(ITF, i25)
- UPC A, UPC E (UPCA, UPCE)
- Postnet, Planet
- EAN 8, EAN 13 (EAN8, EAN13)
- Codabar
- code 32 (code32)
- Addon 2, Addon 5
- Patch codes
ClearImage barcode recognition products offer outstanding performance, by rapidly recognizing any number of barcodes, in any orientation on an image. They are designed to read poor quality or damaged bar codes whose appearance is far below the specifications by using heuristic barcode recognition logic that automatically optimizes the scan settings to recover data from images.
ClearImage image processing products allow you to automatically repair images, remove noise, remove borders, smooth lines, delete form lines, deskew, rotate, and manipulate scanned or faxed images in many other ways, and save them in multiple formats (TIFF BMP PCX). Build applications to measure and modify images and to automatically control the logic of batch image processing applications.
Rapid Integration - ClearImage ActiveX simple, intuitive interface controls, free the developer from dealing with image processing issues, letting them concentrate on the application logic.
Trouble Free Operation - By totally automating the image processing and the barcode recognition process, ClearImage tools enable developers to create very robust and trouble free applications, requiring less testing in development and less tech support in production. |
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