How to use ImgScan(built in win32 OCX) in applet?

Hi,
I am new to this forum.
I explain what exactly i want to do.
I have a scanner in network. i want to display scanned image in applet. As iam
reguler VB programmer i was using ImgScan.OCX and ImgEdit.OCX(windows built in ocx's) for this.
In java also i want to use this OCX. Can anybody sujjest me what i should do?
please iam in hurry.
Thanks a lot in advance
Vinay Pathange

To display a scanned image in an applet, try to use the Java Twain package http://www.gnome.sk
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