You will have to make a web service in Python that will accept requests and return those status messages to your HTML page. From the HTML page you can use JavaScript and the XmlHttpRequest class to query that Python web service and listen for updates.
Here is a link to the Mozilla Developer Network reference documentation: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/...XMLHttpRequest
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OK so you want the button to start the scan and save the images to a company folder?
This is the software provided by Canon: https://www.usa.canon.com/internet/p...Bar-_-software
I'm sure one of those offerings have APIs you could leverage.Leave a comment:
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You will likely have to import and reference third-party DLLs so that you can access scanned images. Search the Canon website to see if they offer an SDK you can use.
This article shows you how to access a Canon DSLR: https://www.codeproject.com/articles...rial-in-csharp
But it's written in C# so you'll have to do some conversion.Leave a comment:
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No I don't understand Arabic sorry. But maybe I can help you understand what you need to do to capture scanner images. Find out what the model and number of the scanner is you are working with. Then find out what software is used to manage it. Sometimes you can download an SDK that will give you access to the internals of the system. That way you can program your own solution yourself.Leave a comment:
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Wow that is the longest run on sentence I've seen in a long time. If you break it up and word it in a way we might understand then maybe we can help you.Leave a comment:
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So the Studio is giving you this error and then crashing and not showing up? If so then maybe one of the components that it depends on is corrupt. It could also be a setting that it relies on. Check your event viewer and copy the details as text and paste them here so we can see what it says.Leave a comment:
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This article is very useful, thanks for sharing ��.Leave a comment:
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What programming language do you want to write this in?Leave a comment:
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Have you looked into the Timer class located in System.Web.UI.T imer? Let me know if this works for you.Leave a comment:
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What if you go to the report designer and click on the labels you have placed on that form, and then go to properties. Is there a property on that control that allows you to position or rotate it?Leave a comment:
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OK, I understand where you are with your problem. I looked up the methods and properties of the DataReport object and they don't have any methods to rotate the page. So I was wondering, what if you showed the Print Dialog box, would you be able to use that window to rotate the label before printing?Leave a comment:
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I would need a little bit more information about what you are using to draw that label. Are you using a third-party control, or just the built-in drawing functions that come with .NET? If you are using the .NET drawing methods, you can call RotateTransform member of the Graphics object. Here is some docs: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/dot...ramework-4.7.1
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Hello @hardness, I would like to help you with problem. But I am going to need more info about the issue. Go ahead and search your Event Viewer for an error entry in the Application log. Once you find it you can right-click on it and copy the details to your clipboard. Then post them here so we all can figure this out.
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