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 How to make ProgressIndicators stay on top?
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Dakota

USA
8 Posts

Posted - Sep 08 2011 :  14:26:27  Show Profile  Reply
Hi!

I am using TImageEnMView for scanning. I have ImageEnMView.mio.TwainParams.ProgressIndicators := True. When I scan, the progress dialog appears however it is always behind the modal form that I am scanning to.

Is there any trick to forcing the progress dialog to come to the front?

Thanks,

Dale

fab

1310 Posts

Posted - Sep 08 2011 :  22:23:24  Show Profile  Reply
quote:
...behind the modal form that I am scanning to.


do you mean behind the scanner dialog or behind of your form?

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Dakota

USA
8 Posts

Posted - Sep 09 2011 :  07:56:11  Show Profile  Reply
I have the scanner dialog turned off. I want the progress dialog to appear in front of my form, but it always is behind it.

Dale
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fab

1310 Posts

Posted - Sep 16 2011 :  12:34:33  Show Profile  Reply
In my tests the progress indicator is in the foreground, so I think this is a driver specific problem.
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Dakota

USA
8 Posts

Posted - Sep 16 2011 :  14:46:02  Show Profile  Reply
Cool! That looks promising. I will give it a try and report back my results.

Thanks,

Dale
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klausdoege

Germany
389 Posts

Posted - Sep 16 2011 :  14:49:48  Show Profile  Reply
Hello,
I had the same problem.
After call with buttons.
procedure TForm1.ButtonClick(Sender:TObject,;
begin
if ImageEnIO1.Acquire(ieaTWain, then,
begin
.....
end;
end;

The Scan form vanished.

Now I have done that with a Timer, and it goes great.
procedure TForm1.ButtonClick(Sender:TObject,;
begin
timer1.enabled:=true;
end;

procedure TForm1.TimerTimer(Sender: TObject,;
begin
timer1.enabled:=false;
if ImageEnIO1.Acquire(ieaTWain, then,
begin
.....
end;
end;

Wy now i don't no.

Klaus
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