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Today, we launched 31 Apps in 31 days , where the engineers at Atalasoft are going to deliver one application made with DotImage each day in May (including weekends). Steve is first up with a Motivational Poster generator . At Atalasoft, if you break Read More...
I previously showed how easy it is to generate Code 39 Barcodes using DotImage , now I want to show you how to do it in pure JavaScript. I wanted to make it easy to deploy so I don't use images. Luckily, 1D barcodes are easy to make with just colored Read More...
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Attachment(s): Barcode.zip
I just noticed this blog entry from picturetom pointing to an interesting study on trends in digital photography available for purchase from InfoTrends. One of our customers, David Cardinal from ProShooters , fits this bill: ‘Today´s photographers are Read More...
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OCR Engines are very good at reading text from clean machine print documents. If you have older scans or if the documents are not meant to be easily read by a machine, there are still some things you can do to improve your accuracy. This report from the Read More...
(Full Disclosure: I was a tech reviewer for this book and received a free copy) I read the ADO.NET 3.5 Cookbook last November coincidentally while I was writing automatic image fetching from SQL Server and OleDB databases into DotImage 6.0 (DbImageSoruce). Read More...
If you are in the Springfield, Massachusetts area, you might want to check out the RTC . Today, I attended an event that they put together, called Breaking Through: IT-Enabled Business Opportunities . The next one builds on some of the ideas in it, and Read More...
Next month, Atalasoft is going to deliver 31 Apps in 31 Days (one for each day in May). We are inviting anyone outside of Atalasoft that wants to participate to submit applications. We're looking for small, useful desktop applications that use DotImage Read More...
So, Rick , Jacob , Adam and Elaine have all given their impressions. I guess I should chime in. The thing that struck me about Code Camp is that with a couple of people organizing, some sponsors and volunteer speakers, you can put on a technical conference Read More...
Ok, here's how you create a CmdLet that uses DotImage: 1 Download the attached zip open the solution 2. Build it -- my dll is named AtalasoftSnapin.dll Here is the code for GetImage.cs, the implementation of the get-image cmdlet using System; using System.ComponentModel; Read More...
Ok, you're going to want to install Powershell before reading the rest of this . Once, you've done that, try typing these commands at the prompt (type in what appears after the >, the text in italics is just commentary): Here's the hello world program Read More...
This is a placeholder blog entry where I'll post my slides and code for my Extending Powershell talk at Code Camp on Saturday . The code I am showing uses DotImage, and we want everyone to be able to play with it, so we'll have free DotImage Photo licenses Read More...
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If you want to process Office documents in .NET, for instance, if you use the DotImage AJAX Image Viewer and want to view a Word document, the easiest way is to use Office 2007 to do the heavy lifting. Here are instructions for doing that, but please Read More...
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Attachment(s): WordWebViewer.zip
A bunch of us are going to Code Camp in Waltham, MA on April 5th and 6th. I'll be giving a presentation on how to extend Powershell and showing how I created cmdlets for image processing. The presentation is on April 5th, at 9:10 in the Rhode Island room. Read More...
I read this kind of funny story about a kid who got himself into a little trouble reading and writing barcodes by hand . After reading it, I figured if he's going through the trouble of getting graph paper and markers to write Code 39, I can certainly Read More...
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Attachment(s): BarcodeWriterDlls.zip
Generating Diffs was the first feature we needed to add where we had to use the TFS .NET objects. This is probably the preferable way to do everything (because we can probably count on it being backwards compatible), and maybe the rest should be rewritten Read More...
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Attachment(s): TfsDiff.aspx.zip
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