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gajendra	Posted - Mar 08 2012 : 10:27:51 I have scanned a photo using a flatbed scanner. The image of course is a huge image which includes the photo plus all the scanning area (white) of the scanner. How can I auto crop the image just to have the photo for my final image. Is there some coding in C++ for this? Thanks.
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fab	Posted - Mar 08 2012 : 10:54:34 You can leave the scanner to do it (if supported), setting: ImageEnView1.IO.TWainParams.AutoBorderDetection := true; ImageEnView1.IO.Acquire(); Otherwise you could assign this task to ImageEn (after acquired the image). You can try: ImageEnView1.Proc.AutoCrop(); or ImageEnView1.proc.AutoCrop2(); AutoCrop and AutoCrop2 have several options. You can set them to adapt to your images background.