Toshiba 120/150 Operator's Manual

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7-21The settings for the Windows Event Manager for the TOSHIBAe-STUDIOxxx (where xxx is the model name of your unit)device allow the user to take advantage of the TOSHIBAButton Manager to take control of events from Windows andsend scanned images to any of six different applicationsaccording to the Button Manager setting.This can be done with the Windows OS showing the EventManager selection dialog or directly into a selected applicationif the Button Manager is the only allowed handler for deviceevents from the TOSHIBA e-STUDIOxxx (where xxx is themodel name of your unit).This is done by changing the Windows device settings for thee-STUDIOxxx (where xxx is the model name of your unit) inthe Scanner and Camera device settings in the Control Panel.All About The Windows Event Manager and scanner events in Windows98, Windows Me, Windows 2000 and Windows XP.Windows Platforms provide a mechanism for software to handle external events for a scanner device likethe TOSHIBA e-STUDIOxxx (where xxx is the model name of your unit) series products. This mechanism iscontrolled 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 registeredapplications. The path an event takes to get to the user’s selected application depends upon the eventsettings for the device.This is the Control PanelProperties dialog for "scanners andCameras".Scanner e-STUDIOxxx(where xxx isthe modelname of yourunit)SCANNERkey pressed.EventManagerWindows OSEventManagerselectiondialogDisplayed onscreenUser selectsanapplication.The userapplicationopens.This is the Windows Event Manager Selection Dialog.Shown are two applications registered to handle thescanner event from the e-STUDIOxxx (where xxxis the model name of your unit) device.