Imaging News — June 2004
Contents:
- RasterMaster™ 8.0 for the Java™ Platform Released with Powerful New Features and Enhancements
- Snowbound Exhibiting at the 2004 JavaOne Conference Booth 431, Moscone Center, San Francisco
- Get a free 128MB USB 2.0 Flash Drive when you demo our latest configurable image and document viewer
- Tech Tip: Speeding up Java Development with the New SupportCode Package
RasterMaster™ 8.0 for the Java™ Platform Released
Snowbound recently released the latest version of its Java imaging SDK and Library. Notable enhancements and options include support for multiprocessor and multithreaded applications, enhanced color reduction functions, improved annotation features including adding support for the Kodak/Wang format, X9.90 Check 21 format support, and text extraction from MO:DCA AFP documents. Additional capabilities include JBIG, PCL and HP-GL/2 (HPGL2) reading support, PDF and MO:DCA PTOCA text extraction capability, TIFF tag setting, automatic red eye removal in photos and much more.
For more information about RasterMaster 8.0, or to request an evaluation, please contact us
Snowbound Exhibiting at 2004 JavaOne Conference
Snowbound Software will be exhibiting at the 2004 JavaOne Conference, booth 431, Monday, June 28th to Thursday, July 1st. The conference focuses on Solutions for Java™ Technology-Based Development. Snowbound will be showcasing its powerful Java Imaging SDK, RasterMaster 8.0, along with its configurable image/document viewers and complete web imaging solutions.
Demo FlexSnap 8.0, give us feedback, and we'll give you a 128 MB USB 2.0 Flash Drive
Be one of the first 20 respondents to demo FlexSnap 8.0 online, send us a quick email with feedback about the product, and you'll receive one of these handy USB flash drives. FlexSnap is a truly flexible image and document viewer that enables users to display and manipulate over 40 specialized document and image formats right in a Web browser. FlexSnap is 100% Java™, and is unique in that it is easily configurable to enable or disable any icon or menu item, to control the ability to create, view or edit annotations, to customize file selection methods, and numerous other functions with minimal engineering effort