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The settings for the Windows Event Manager for
the TOSHIBA e-STUDIOnnn (where nnn is the
model name of your unit) device allow the user to
take advantage of the TOSHIBA Button Manager
to take control of events from Windows and send
scanned images to any of six different
applications according to the Button Manager
setting.
This can be done with the Windows OS showing
the Event Manager selection dialog or directly
into a selected application if the Button Manager
is the only allowed handler for device events
from the TOSHIBA e-STUDIOnnn (where nnn is
the model name of your unit).
This is done by changing the Windows device
settings for the e-STUDIOnnn (where nnn is the
model name of your unit) in the Scanner and
Camera device settings in the Control Panel.
All About The Windows Event Manager and scanner events in
Windows 98, Windows Me, Windows 2000 and Windows XP.
Windows Platforms provide a mechanism for software to handle external events for
a scanner device like the TOSHIBA e-STUDIOnnn (where nnn is the model name of
your unit) series products. This mechanism is controlled by the device manager on a
device basis. Applications that can handle events from a scanner/camera device
register with the Windows Event Manager and shown as available in the registered
applications. The path an event takes to get to the user's selected application
depends upon the event settings for the device.
This is the Control Panel
Properties dialog for "scanners and
Cameras".
Scanner e-
STUDIOnnn
(where nnn
is the model
name of your
unit)
SCANNER
key pressed.
Event
Manager
Windows OS
Event
Manager
selection
dialog
Displayed on
screen
User selects
an
application.
The user
application
opens.
This is the Windows Event Manager
Selection Dialog.
Shown are two applications
registered to handle the scanner
event from the e-STUDIOnnn (where
nnn is the model name of your unit)
device.
