Does anyone have any suggestions on how to best use ImageEn Evolution to evaluate large volumes of Tiff files to detect if any of the files are corrupt or have any corrupt pages. I am looking at doing a large conversion of documents and their images from one Document Management System to another. I would like to check each tiff file (10 million in all) to make sure the they are valid. If they are corrupt or have any corrupt pages, I need to separate them from the good ones. Since my conversion app is VB .NET, I would really like to use ImageEn Evolution to detect if any of these tiff images are corrupt in any way. I would greatly appreciate any assistance that anyone could provide.
Of course, you may be asking if it is possible to check for corruption that does not actually prevent loading. On that point we'll have to see if Fabrizio or others have any suggestions.
Thank You So Much For Your Quick Response. Just so I can make sure I have a clear understanding, would you happen to have some sample VB .NET code using the required functions and properties? I would greatly appreciate it.
Thank You Very Much. Which demo would be best to review in regards the the functions and properties I will need to validate the Tiff files and detect any file corruption. I would greatly appreciate it.