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You should get the 64-bit TWAINDSM.DLL. You can find that here…
http://sourceforge.net/projects/twain-dsm/This is an open source project maintained by the TWAIN Working Group. It’s 100% compatible with the legacy TWAIN_32.DLL, and improves on it in many ways. Only the application has to point to TWAINDSM.DLL. All drivers should work with it. An application just has to LoadLibrary(“TWAINDSM.DLL”) to use it, no other changes are needed.
Note that you must have a native 64-bit TWAIN driver for this to work. You can find a list of those here…
http://twain.org/about-twain/devicesCan you be more specific? I write native 64-bit TWAIN drivers, so I know they work well. Is there a specific scanner you’re having trouble with?
hp deskjet 2655 i can not get or find a twain driver to use for bank check deposits – i use windows 10 – can you please help me
Hi Mark,
I am having trouble with 64-bit drivers…
I am doing C# app in which you will be able to scan some files from scanner…
When I load all available twain devices to source selection screen i get them without problem if i compile my app as 32bit WPF app,
when i try 64bit WPF app sources are not visible anymore.So i need some generic 64 bit twain driver… (something like TWAIN_32.DLL for 64 bit)
Mark you wrote: “I write native 64-bit TWAIN drivers, so I know they work well.”
-> where can i get those drivers? are they payable?Thanx!
How do you load the twain64 dsm package on Windows 10 with the msm file or otherwise? I’ve placed the dll in all sorts of locations, and it is not being found and loaded when I run the twain sample C# program I am testing with.
I’ve seen several times to place the dll in the \windows\SYSWOW64