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Tuesday, January 3rd, 2012

From the GdPicture Team, we wish you all the best for 2012!
Bonne année!
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Tuesday, July 12th, 2011
Hi,
I create this post to catch your attention on a thread that I created on the forum demonstrating how to use GdPicture.NET in WPF application.
- Using GdViewer in a WPF Window
- Converting a GdPicture image to a BitmapSource object, and uses the JpegBitmapEncoder to subsequently save the BitmapSource to a jpegfile.
- Using GdPictureImaging from code side.
You will be able to download a standalone application explaining these 3 scenarios.
See:
http://forums.gdpicture.com/gdpicture-net-wpf-applications-f52/using-gdpicture-net-wpf-application-t3187.html
We should release soon pure WPF controls that will takes profit of the Direct3D API.
Cheers !
Loïc
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Wednesday, July 6th, 2011
Hi guys!
Because it’s not all about computers and coding, we wanted to share with you some pictures taken during the trip to Iasi, Romania, to see our team there.

Loïc (with the glasses) and our Romanian team: from the left, Cosmin, Gabi and Bogdan.
This is how our days looked like: first, coffee.
Then, work.
And finally we found some time to visit the beautiful town of Iasi.




Next time, we’ll try to show pictures from our Jordanian team.
That’s all folks!
Cheers,
Elodie
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Thursday, May 19th, 2011
As some of you might have read in our last newsletter we’re about to release GdPicture.NET version 8 by end-June.
Just in time to celebrate our 8th birthday!
What’s new in GdPicture.NET v.8 ?
Here are some of the new features available in GdPicture.NET 8 (the list below is not exhaustive):
- Thread safe OCR module with lots of new languages support. (now 100% of the GdPicture.NET SDK is thread safe).
- Full annotation support for PDF and images including sticky notes, free hand, rubber stamps, shapes and more…
- Full managed PDF support (32 bit and 64 bit): Edit existing PDF, split & merge documents, swap pages, Edit pages, apply digital signature, uncrypt, add watermarks and barcodes etc…
- Improvement of the Autodeskew.
- AnyCPU SDK. The same dll will automatically work in 64-bit mode on 64 bit OS and in 32-bit mode on 32-bit OS. All our code is now compatible with this technology.
If you want to try the upcoming BETA version of GdPicture.NET 8, just create a ticket for a request on our online helpdesk Platform here.
You will be notified shortly of your participation.
Note: We will offer free upgrade from GdPicture.NET 7 to GdPicture.NET 8 if you bought (or buy) GdPicture.NET 7 after 1rst Jan 2011.
Cheers!
The GdPicture Team
 GdPicture.NET PDF Annotation Preview (click the image to display it in real size).
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Monday, February 14th, 2011
We’re happy to announce two new releases: GdPicture.NET 7.4 and our last plugin, GdPicture Form Processing-OMR and Template Recognition.
What’s new in GdPicture.NET 7.4?
- Forms Processing features
- lots of bug fixes
- performance improvements
- improvements of the TIFF format support
You can find all the information here.
GdPicture Forms Processing Plugin Overview:
Template Recognition can help to align area to be processed by filters, OMR, OCR or barcode recognition. For example, if several documents are scanned of the same form, and the scanning orientation or quality is not guaranteed, the GdPicture Anchoring System can be used to specify the orientation of each document and the translation made to each document from the one where the user selected their Areas (surrounding rectangles).
Optical Mark Recognition (OMR) helps to detect the content of a checkbox, fill-in-area , multiple choice examination form, or any area where highlighting is required to indicate a certain choice.
Main features:
- accurate & fast Optical Mark Detection (OMR)
- template recognition (Anchoring Mechanism)
- enhance OCR zoning accuracy
- low memory usage
- royalty-free licensing: no distribution license required for server or desktop
- low memory usage
- available in 32 bit & 64 bit version
- can work in multi-thread applications

The FAQ and pricing information related to the plugin can be found here.
Cheers!
The GdPicture Team

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Thursday, December 23rd, 2010
Hi guys!
It’s time for our team to take a (very) short break… We will be back on Monday.
We wish you a merry Christmas!

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Wednesday, October 27th, 2010
Hi guys !
GdPicture.NET 7.2 is already out!
What’s inside ?
- New set of WIA scanning features.
- Fast adaptive threshold algorithm.
- New Gaussian filter.
- New Unsharp Mask filter.
- Improvement of the barcode recognition accuracy & speed (1D & 2D).
- New set of features in the Thumbnail control.
- Some speed improvement in toolkit core.
- Support for FloodFill algorithm in any bit-depth including Alpha layer support…
And as usual, some reported bugs were fixed and there are lots of new methods of the GdPictureImaging class, as well as new property and methods of the ThumbnailEx class.
Everything’s here.
The GdPicture Team.

Tags: Barcode Recognition, Datamatrix barcode reader, GdPicture.NET, Thumbnail Viewer Control, TWAIN Scanning, WIA Posted in New Releases, Uncategorized | Comments Off
Thursday, December 17th, 2009
Just a short post to tell that latest GdPciture.NET releases include assemblies for .NET Framework 4.0.
After installation, you will be able to find this in: C:\Program Files\GdPicture.NET\Redist\Framework 4.0
As a Microsoft BizzPark Partner, we got the opportunity to test the next Visual Studio 2010 currently in Beta stage which we can resume in 3 words:
- Innovative.
- Quality.
- Simplicity.

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Links:
. More information about Visual Studio 2010.
. GdPicture.NET
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Loïc Carrrère
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