This property sets the double sided merge mode. This property is only enabled when using a custom-built user interface.
[TVIkScanImageMerge Type]
Unit
ImageKit
type
TVIkScanImageMerge =
(vikScanImageMergeNone = 0, vikScanImageMergeFrontOnTop = 1,
vikScanImageMergeFrontOnBottom = 2, vikScanImageMergeFrontOnLeft =
3, vikScanImageMergeFrontOnRight = 4);
Property Value
| Value | Explanation |
|---|---|
| vikScanImageMergeNone | Images from both sides of the document are not merged (Default value) |
| vikScanImageMergeFrontOnTop | Images are merged. The front image is on top and the back image is on the bottom. |
| vikScanImageMergeFrontOnBottom | Images are merged. The back image is on top and the front image is on the bottom. |
| vikScanImageMergeFrontOnLeft | Images are merged. The front image is on the left and the back image is on the left. |
| vikScanImageMergeFrontOnRight | Images are merged. The front image is on the right and the back image is on the right. |
Explanation
The ImageMerge property sets the double sided merge mode. When using ADF duplex scanning, a value other than vikScanImageMergeNone, then this property will merge the front and back images into a single image. Default value is vikScanImageMergeNone. This property is enabled when using a custom-built user interface (when UiMode property is vikScanNONUI) and when the ScanMode property is vikScanADF2. Keep in mind that rotation settings will affect the output of ImageMerge. To find out if the datasource supports this property, execute the GetCapEnumToFloat methods.
Setting this value
This value can be set at runtime.
Retrieving this value
This value cannot be retrieved.
Differences between the ImageKit7/8/9
In VCL the constants contain a "v". In ActiveX, the constants are: ikScanImageMergeNone, ikScanImageMergeFrontOnTop, ikScanImageMergeFrontOnBottom, ikScanImageMergeFrontOnLeft, ikScanImageMergeFrontOnRight