RE: Subclass windows
Prasad:
Good point!! If Forte went to fully dynamic binding, the problem would likely
go away. The core problem appears to be that non-window classes are bound at
'compile' time. Window classes are bound at both initial code creation and
compile time. Given the practical problems around windows, look and feel,
realestate management, this may be the only practical solution. The real
problem is, no matter what you do, if you have to change a parent window you
will be experiencing some considerable pain.
bill
From: Prasad Muppirala
Sent: Friday, February 21, 1997 12:50 PM
To: 'forte-users'; '[email protected]'; Bill Gonch
Subject: RE: Subclass windows
This is true to a certain extent though the problem we are concerned
does'nt go away. If we any time inherit from a window that has
widgets, we have to name each and every widget, which will not give us
the
warning related to the tag errors......
This way atleast certain forte executables run fine. But on the other
hand the window inheritance hierarchy has had problems, which have been
brought to the notice of Forte.....
The work around that I used to use:
If we don't have many widget changes done in the subclass, and you are
willing to redo the changes pertinent to the subclass, then what can be
done is make the changes to the widgets in the parent class,
Break the inheritance relationship for the subclass, for example let
this subclass inherit from UserWindow,
then go back and reestablish the parent child relationship. This way
all the changes made to the parent class get reflected. But now the
work is to make those changes explicitly in the subclass that we lost,
because of breaking the relationship. Pex out and pex in seems to be
also an alternative.
Prasad Muppirala
Consultant
Forte National Practice
Born Information Services Group
(612)404-4300
From: Bill Gonch[SMTP:[email protected]]
Sent: Friday, February 21, 1997 1:36 AM
To: forte-users; [email protected]
Subject: RE: Subclass windows
Bottom line, and I think there is a technote on this. if you do not name
every
widget, sub classing windows is not a good idea. Most ofter, violations of
this rule result in a seg v, but they can produce other symptoms
ciao
bill
From: [email protected] on behalf of
[email protected]
Sent: Thursday, February 20, 1997 1:59 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: Subclass windows
Re Corrado Tamietti's window subclassing problems:
STRANGE things can happen if you have not named ALL widgets in the
superclass window (including ALL TextGraphics, GridFields,
CompoundMenus, and all those other things that we usually leave unnamed
because we do not need to manipulate them). Apparantly the name is how
Forte decides whether the widget is inherited. Once we started naming
everything, our subclass windows started behaving MUCH better after
modification of the superclass.
You still lose your window titles when you insert a new class into the
hierarchy, though. This seems like a bug to me, but what do I know? On
the whole, the "PEX out, PEX back" suggestion sounds the best if it's
practical, but I STILL fear that if you do not name EVERY widget in the
superclass, you will be sorry.
Tom Wyant
Prasad:
Good point!! If Forte went to fully dynamic binding, the problem would likely
go away. The core problem appears to be that non-window classes are bound at
'compile' time. Window classes are bound at both initial code creation and
compile time. Given the practical problems around windows, look and feel,
realestate management, this may be the only practical solution. The real
problem is, no matter what you do, if you have to change a parent window you
will be experiencing some considerable pain.
bill
From: Prasad Muppirala
Sent: Friday, February 21, 1997 12:50 PM
To: 'forte-users'; '[email protected]'; Bill Gonch
Subject: RE: Subclass windows
This is true to a certain extent though the problem we are concerned
does'nt go away. If we any time inherit from a window that has
widgets, we have to name each and every widget, which will not give us
the
warning related to the tag errors......
This way atleast certain forte executables run fine. But on the other
hand the window inheritance hierarchy has had problems, which have been
brought to the notice of Forte.....
The work around that I used to use:
If we don't have many widget changes done in the subclass, and you are
willing to redo the changes pertinent to the subclass, then what can be
done is make the changes to the widgets in the parent class,
Break the inheritance relationship for the subclass, for example let
this subclass inherit from UserWindow,
then go back and reestablish the parent child relationship. This way
all the changes made to the parent class get reflected. But now the
work is to make those changes explicitly in the subclass that we lost,
because of breaking the relationship. Pex out and pex in seems to be
also an alternative.
Prasad Muppirala
Consultant
Forte National Practice
Born Information Services Group
(612)404-4300
From: Bill Gonch[SMTP:[email protected]]
Sent: Friday, February 21, 1997 1:36 AM
To: forte-users; [email protected]
Subject: RE: Subclass windows
Bottom line, and I think there is a technote on this. if you do not name
every
widget, sub classing windows is not a good idea. Most ofter, violations of
this rule result in a seg v, but they can produce other symptoms
ciao
bill
From: [email protected] on behalf of
[email protected]
Sent: Thursday, February 20, 1997 1:59 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: Subclass windows
Re Corrado Tamietti's window subclassing problems:
STRANGE things can happen if you have not named ALL widgets in the
superclass window (including ALL TextGraphics, GridFields,
CompoundMenus, and all those other things that we usually leave unnamed
because we do not need to manipulate them). Apparantly the name is how
Forte decides whether the widget is inherited. Once we started naming
everything, our subclass windows started behaving MUCH better after
modification of the superclass.
You still lose your window titles when you insert a new class into the
hierarchy, though. This seems like a bug to me, but what do I know? On
the whole, the "PEX out, PEX back" suggestion sounds the best if it's
practical, but I STILL fear that if you do not name EVERY widget in the
superclass, you will be sorry.
Tom Wyant
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[ControlFlags]
;ExcludeFromSelect=*
[Manufacturer]
%Mfg%=Models,NTamd64.5.1,NTamd64.6.0
[Models.NTamd64.5.1]
%LPTENUM\CNC.DeviceDesc%=CNCInstall_XP,USB\VID_04A9&PID_2708&MI_00
%LPTENUM\CNC.DeviceDesc%=CNCInstallNet_XP,CANON_MFNP&%CNCRFN%
[Models.NTamd64.6.0]
%LPTENUM\CNC.DeviceDesc%=CNCInstall_VISTA,USB\VID_04A9&PID_2708&MI_00
%LPTENUM\CNC.DeviceDesc%=CNCInstallNet_VISTA,CANON_MFNP&%CNCRFN%
;........................................ WinXP(64-bit) section
[CNCInstall_XP.NTamd64]
Include=sti.inf
Needs=STI.USBSection
SubClass=StillImage
DeviceType=1
DeviceSubType=0x1
DeviceData=CNCDeviceData
AddReg=CNCAddreg,CNCAddreg.USB,CNCUSDAddreg_XP
CopyFiles=WiaFiles,CNCDsFiles,ColorFiles.NT,MPScanLLD,CNCMediaFiles
ICMProfiles="sRGB Color Space Profile.icm"
; used for push button event
Capabilities=0x11
Events=PushButton.Events
DriverVer=06/17/2009, 11.3.0.0
FriendlyName=%CNC.FriendlyName%
[CNCInstall_XP.NTamd64.Services]
Include=sti.inf
Needs=STI.USBSection.Services
[CNCInstall_XP.NTamd64.CoInstallers]
CopyFiles = ScanCoInstaller_CopyFiles_x64
AddReg = ScanCoInstaller_AddReg_x64
[ScanCoInstaller_CopyFiles_x64]
CNCLSO36b.dll
[ScanCoInstaller_AddReg_x64]
HKR,,CoInstallers32,0x00010000,"CNCLSO36b.dll,Coinstaller_EntryPoint"
;........................................ WinVista(64-bit) section
[CNCInstall_VISTA.NTamd64]
Include=sti.inf
Needs=STI.USBSection
SubClass=StillImage
DeviceType=1
DeviceSubType=0x1
DeviceData=CNCDeviceData_VISTA
AddReg=CNCAddreg,CNCAddreg.USB,CNCUSDAddreg_XP,CNCUSDAddreg_VISTA
CopyFiles=Wia2Files,CNCDsFiles,ColorFiles.NT,MPScanLLD,CNCMediaFiles
ICMProfiles="sRGB Color Space Profile.icm"
; used for push button event
Capabilities=0x11
Events=PushButton.Events
DriverVer=06/17/2009, 11.3.0.0
FriendlyName=%CNC.FriendlyName%
[CNCInstall_VISTA.NTamd64.Services]
Include=sti.inf
Needs=STI.USBSection.Services
[CNCInstall_VISTA.NTamd64.CoInstallers]
CopyFiles = ScanCoInstaller_CopyFiles_x64
AddReg = ScanCoInstaller_AddReg_x64
[ScanCoInstaller_CopyFiles_x64]
CNCLSO36b.dll
[ScanCoInstaller_AddReg_x64]
HKR,,CoInstallers32,0x00010000,"CNCLSO36b.dll,Coinstaller_EntryPoint"
;........................................ WinXP(64-bit) section(Network)
[CNCInstallNet_XP.NTamd64]
Include=sti.inf
Needs=STI.SerialSection
SubClass=StillImage
DeviceType=1
DeviceSubType=0x1
DeviceData=CNCDeviceData
AddReg=CNCAddreg,CNCUSDAddreg_XP
CopyFiles=WiaFiles,CNCDsFiles,ColorFiles.NT,MPScanLLD,CNCMediaFiles
ICMProfiles="sRGB Color Space Profile.icm"
; used for push button event
Capabilities=0x11
Events=PushButton.Events
DriverVer=06/17/2009, 11.3.0.0
FriendlyName=%CNC.FriendlyName%
[CNCInstallNet_XP.NTamd64.Services]
Include=sti.inf
Needs=STI.SerialSection.Services
[CNCInstallNet_XP.NTamd64.CoInstallers]
CopyFiles = ScanCoInstaller_CopyFiles_x64
AddReg = ScanCoInstaller_AddReg_x64
[ScanCoInstaller_CopyFiles_x64]
CNCLSO36b.dll
[ScanCoInstaller_AddReg_x64]
HKR,,CoInstallers32,0x00010000,"CNCLSO36b.dll,Coinstaller_EntryPoint"
;........................................ WinVista(64-bit) section(Network)
[CNCInstallNet_VISTA.NTamd64]
Include=sti.inf
Needs=STI.SerialSection
SubClass=StillImage
DeviceType=1
DeviceSubType=0x1
DeviceData=CNCDeviceData_VISTA
AddReg=CNCAddreg,CNCUSDAddreg_XP,CNCUSDAddreg_VISTA
CopyFiles=Wia2Files,CNCDsFiles,ColorFiles.NT,MPScanLLD,CNCMediaFiles
ICMProfiles="sRGB Color Space Profile.icm"
; used for push button event
Capabilities=0x11
Events=PushButton.Events
DriverVer=06/17/2009, 11.3.0.0
FriendlyName=%CNC.FriendlyName%
[CNCInstallNet_VISTA.NTamd64.Services]
Include=sti.inf
Needs=STI.SerialSection.Services
[CNCInstallNet_VISTA.NTamd64.CoInstallers]
CopyFiles = ScanCoInstaller_CopyFiles_x64
AddReg = ScanCoInstaller_AddReg_x64
[ScanCoInstaller_CopyFiles_x64]
CNCLSO36b.dll
[ScanCoInstaller_AddReg_x64]
HKR,,CoInstallers32,0x00010000,"CNCLSO36b.dll,Coinstaller_EntryPoint"
;.......................................... Common Section
[PushButton.Events]
PushButtonPushed1=%PushButtonPushed1%,{66F2A894-EC9B-430c-9D52-E8719D200DAC},%ButtonApp%
PushButtonPushed2=%PushButtonPushed2%,{506AC8D1-E030-4f05-8F8A-4476153E2D6C},%ButtonApp%
PushButtonPushed3=%PushButtonPushed3%,{9813E8A6-3652-4768-9AD1-C89E9B5CA956},%ButtonApp%
PushButtonPushed4=%PushButtonPushed4%,{03B58D10-0245-4859-A489-D695C7729FB3},%ButtonApp%
[ColorFiles.NT]
CNZ005.ICC
CNFR08.ICC
[CNCDeviceData]
TwainDS=%CNC.TwainDS%
SpecialInfo=%CNC.SPInfo%
DeviceKey=%CNCRFN%
InstallDirectory="\TWAIN_32\%CNCRFN%\"
KeyNamePath=%KEYNAME%
DefaultKeyNamePath=%DEFAULTKEYNAME%
[CNCDeviceData_VISTA]
TwainDS=%CNC.TwainDS%
SpecialInfo=%CNC.SPInfo%
DeviceKey=%CNCRFN%
InstallDirectory="\TWAIN_32\%CNCRFN%\"
KeyNamePath=%KEYNAME%
DefaultKeyNamePath=%DEFAULTKEYNAME%
UI Class ID={DF89C549-D67D-4fb0-A575-547073BFAB11}
;The above GUID reused from sample MUST change for each Model.
[CNCAddreg]
HKLM,"%SGDKEY%","DeviceName",,%CNC.MDL%
HKLM,"%SGDKEY%","SeriesName",,%CNC.SRS%
HKLM,"%SGDKEY%","Manufacturer",,"Canon Inc."
HKLM,"%SGDKEY%","ProductFamily",,"TWAIN Scanners"
HKLM,"%SGDKEY%","ProductName",,%CNC.MDL%
HKLM,"%SGDKEY%","InstallDirectory",,"%10%\TWAIN_32\%CNCRFN%\"
HKLM,"%SGDKEY%","DeviceDriver",,"SCANINTF.DLL"
HKLM,"%SGDKEY%","ProductId",,"MF8300 "
HKLM,"%SGDKEY%","DataSourcePath",,"%10%\TWAIN_32\%CNCRFN%\cisds.ds"
HKLM,"%SGDKEY%","TextEnhance",0x00010001,0
HKLM,"%SGDKEY%","HiDefinitionMode",0x00010001,0
HKLM,"%SGDKEY%","AutoPreview",0x00010001,0
HKLM,"%SGDKEY%","AutoClose",0x00010001,0
HKLM,"%SGDKEY%","SavePreview",0x00010001,1
HKLM,"%SGDKEY%","DriverDate",,"06 2009"
HKLM,"%SGDKEY%","DriverVersion",,"11.3.0.0.mf09"
HKLM,"%SGDKEY%","ColorGear",,%CNC.ColorGear%
HKLM,"%SGDKEY%","ColorMatch Platen",,"CNFR08.ICC"
HKLM,"%SGDKEY%","SGIPPDEF",,"CNCFR08.DAT"
HKLM,"%SGDKEY%","Descreen",0x00010001,0
HKLM,"%SGDKEY%","Unsharp",0x00010001,3
HKLM,"%SGDKEY%","MultiLimitThreshold",0x00010001,180
HKLM,"%SGDKEY%","MultiJackUp",0x00010001,9
HKLM,"%SGDKEY%","MultiTrimJackUp",0x00010001,20
HKLM,"%SGDKEY%","CardPhotoDistThr",0x00010001,30
HKLM,"%SGDKEY%","PhotoTrimThr",0x00010001,210
HKLM,"%SGDKEY%","PhotoRThr",0x00010001,210
HKLM,"%SGDKEY%","PhotoGThr",0x00010001,210
HKLM,"%SGDKEY%","PhotoBThr",0x00010001,210
HKLM,"%SGDKEY%","CardTrimThr",0x00010001,30
HKLM,"%SGDKEY%","CardRThr",0x00010001,30
HKLM,"%SGDKEY%","CardGThr",0x00010001,30
HKLM,"%SGDKEY%","CardBThr",0x00010001,30
HKLM,"%SGDKEY%","ParWhiteBlackEth",0x00010001,5
HKLM,"%SGDKEY%","ParWhiteBlackEthDG",0x00010001,5
HKLM,"%SGDKEY%","ParWhiteBlackSth",0x00010001,35
HKLM,"%SGDKEY%","ParWhiteBlackVth",0x00010001,10
HKLM,"%SGDKEY%","ParLabelingHth",0x00010001,30
HKLM,"%SGDKEY%","ParLabelingLeft",0x00010001,1
HKLM,"%SGDKEY%","ParLabelingTop",0x00010001,1
HKLM,"%SGDKEY%","ParLabelingRight",0x00010001,1
HKLM,"%SGDKEY%","ParLabelingBottom",0x00010001,1
HKLM,"%SGDKEY%","DT_Left",,"10"
HKLM,"%SGDKEY%","DT_Top",,"0"
HKLM,"%SGDKEY%","DT_Width" ,,"1.5"
HKLM,"%SGDKEY%","DT_Length",,"4.5"
HKLM,"%SGDKEY%","DT_Border_1",,"2.5"
HKLM,"%SGDKEY%","DT_Border_2",,"3.5"
HKLM,"%SGDKEY%","DT_BkTh",,"18"
HKLM,"%SGDKEY%","DT_MinWhThr",,"15"
HKLM,"%SGDKEY%","DT_MaxWhThr",,"45"
HKLM,"%SGDKEY%","ButtonNum",0x00010001,1
HKLM,"%STIKEY%","MF8300",0x00010001,1
[CNCAddreg.USB]
HKLM,"%SGDKEY%","AvailableDriver",0x00010001,1
[CNCUSDAddreg_XP]
HKLM,"%WIASGDKEY%","ColorMatch",0x00010001,1
HKLM,"%WIASGDKEY%","ColorGear",,"%CNC.ColorGear%"
HKLM,"%WIASGDKEY%","TextEnhance",0x00010001,0
HKLM,"%WIASGDKEY%","Descreen",0x00010001,0
HKLM,"%WIASGDKEY%","UnsharpMask",0x00010001,0
HKLM,"%WIASGDKEY%","HiDefinitionMode",0x00010001,0
HKLM,"%WIASGDKEY%","ProductId",,"MF8300 "
HKLM,"%WIASGDKEY%","ButtonNum",0x00010001,1
HKLM,"%WIASGDKEY%","DspGamma",0x00010001,1
HKLM,"%WIASTIKEY%","MF8300",0x00010001,1
HKR,,USDClass,,"{4BA01336-9934-455e-8FB8-4A47A638DF0E}"
HKCR,CLSID\{4BA01336-9934-455e-8FB8-4A47A638DF0E},,,"Canon USD"
HKCR,CLSID\{4BA01336-9934-455e-8FB8-4A47A638DF0E}\InProcServer32,,,%11%\CNCC8300.DLL
HKCR,CLSID\{4BA01336-9934-455e-8FB8-4A47A638DF0E}\InProcServer32,ThreadingModel,,"Both"
; The above GUID is specific to MF8300 and MUST change for a different model.
[CNCUSDAddreg_VISTA]
HKCR,CLSID\{DF89C549-D67D-4fb0-A575-547073BFAB11},,,"WIA Driver UI Extension"
HKCR,CLSID\{DF89C549-D67D-4fb0-A575-547073BFAB11}\shellex\ImageProcessingFilter\{CA0D4D3E-98ED-4787-AF02-4AF2A1303ACC}
; The above GUID is specific to MF8300 and MUST change for a different model.
HKCR,CLSID\{CA0D4D3E-98ED-4787-AF02-4AF2A1303ACC},,,"Canon Image Processing Filter"
HKCR,CLSID\{CA0D4D3E-98ED-4787-AF02-4AF2A1303ACC}\InProcServer32,,,%11%\CNCE8300.dll
HKCR,CLSID\{CA0D4D3E-98ED-4787-AF02-4AF2A1303ACC}\InProcServer32,ThreadingModel,,"Both"
; The above GUID is specific to MF8300 and MUST change for a different model.
[WiaFiles]
CNCC8300.DLL
CNCI8300.DLL
CNCL8300.DLL
[Wia2Files]
CNCC8300.DLL
CNCI8300.DLL
CNCL8300.DLL
CNCE8300.DLL
[CNCDsFiles]
CISDS.DS
SGUI.DLL
SGUI_RES.DLL
WIARES.DLL
IOP.DLL
ITLIB32.DLL
SCANINTF.DLL
TPM.DLL
CNCFR08.DAT
MC2.TXT
JDA_CIMG.DLL
NBS4MB.DLL
NBSCOR4M.DLL
RMSLANTC.DLL
RSTCOL.DLL
[MPScanLLD]
CNCMFP36.INI,,,0x20
CNCLSI36b.DLL,,,0x20
CNCLSD36b.DLL,,,0x20
CNCLSC36b.DLL,,,0x20
CNCLST36b.DLL,,,0x20
CNCLSU36b.DLL,,,0x20
[CNCMediaFiles]
CSSAMP1.MID
;-------------------------------Source Index
[SourceDisksFiles]
CNZ005.ICC=1
ITLIB32.DLL=1
JDA_CIMG.DLL=1
NBS4MB.DLL=1
NBSCOR4M.DLL=1
RMSLANTC.DLL=1
RSTCOL.DLL=1
CISDS.DS=1
SGUI.DLL=1
IOP.DLL=1
SCANINTF.DLL=1
TPM.DLL=1
SGUI_RES.DLL=1
WIARES.DLL=1
CSSAMP1.MID=1
CNCFR08.DAT=1
CNFR08.ICC=1
MC2.TXT=1
CNCC8300.DLL=1
CNCI8300.DLL=1
CNCL8300.DLL=1
CNCE8300.DLL=1
CNCMFP36.INI=1
CNCLSI36b.DLL=1
CNCLSD36b.DLL=1
CNCLSC36b.DLL=1
CNCLST36b.DLL=1
CNCLSU36b.DLL=1
CNCLSO36b.DLL =1
[SourceDisksNames]
1=%D1%,scan.cab,
;-------------------------------String Aliases
[Strings]
Msft="Canon"
Mfg="Canon"
SGDKEY="Software\Wow6432Node\Canon\SateraMFP1\ScanGear\11.3\Devices\MF8300"
STIKEY="Software\Wow6432Node\Canon\SateraMFP1\ScanGear\STI"
DEFAULTKEYNAME="Software\Wow6432Node\Canon\SateraMFP1\Toolbox Ver4.9\Devices\"
KEYNAME="\Software\Canon\MFToolbox\"
WIASGDKEY="Software\Canon\SateraMFP1\WIA\3.0\Devices\MF8300"
WIASTIKEY="Software\Canon\SateraMFP1\WIA\STI"
D1="Canon MF8300 Series Setup Disk"
LPTENUM\CNC.DeviceDesc="Canon MF8300 Series"
ButtonApp = "MF Toolbox Ver4.9"
CNCRFN = "MF8300"
CNC.MDL = "Canon MF8300"
CNC.SRS = "Canon MF8300 Series"
CNC.DeviceDesc = "Canon MF8300"
CNC.SPInfo = "Canon MF8300 Scanner"
CNC.TwainDS = "Canon MF8300 Series"
CNC.ColorGear = "FR08"
PushButtonPushed1= "Scan-1"
PushButtonPushed2= "Scan-2"
PushButtonPushed3= "Scan-3"
PushButtonPushed4= "Scan-4"
CNC.FriendlyName = "WIA Canon MF8300 Series"
greeting
SixtenHow I fixed it, at least for now:
1. I've been using OC Genie for a few days, it has been working great on Windows but I guess it was causing many games to crash to the desktop so I decided to turn it off, since then the memory issue started to happen, since this morning.
2. I can only think of my computer got OC Genie addicted, like addiction to crack or cocaine, and the memory, or call it nervous system, wanted more OC Genie, so it gave it to him and bingo, my 4GB readable, but then I used of trickery and deceit to disable OC Genie again and my 4GB is back again without OC Genie.
Hope this helps someone. -
Installing Windows 7 Professional 64 bit drivers för Canon MF8330 Cdn printer/fax/scanner
Hi!
After Windows update in april 2014 I cant any longer use the scanning funktion via network from Canon MF8330 Cdn multifunktion printer/fax/scanner machine! It worked fine Before the april Windows update installation.
I have reinstalled with Canons driver kit 2005b för Windows 7 64 bit. All works fine until the scanner installation ends, then system report that it cannot install the scanner and I have to try installing again. I have done that now several times but it
helps not. I Think it has something to do with that the Canon scanner drivers isn´t 64 bit files, or the problem is that windows update has replaces saome dll file to a never version that not work with Canon drivers.
I have seen that there is a service pack 1 from Canon för Windows 8 and 8,1, can I use that service pack to get a never dll file for scanner or work this only for windows 8 version.
Have someone a solution to this! I have contacted the Canon support already and they say that its a Microsoft problem!
Very thanful for help in this case!
Greetings
SixtenHi!
I am installing the drivers from Canons site. It is the newest version 2005b for Windows 7 64 bit to MF8330Cdn Canon multifunction printer/fax/scanner. Installation goes well for the printer and fax but not for scanner drivers. The error message is Could
not install the scanner. In device manager is there then a unknown device under Image devices. In Device Manager I try to update drivers, but it does not help either, error message is access denied. I am logged on the system with administrator account, therfore
it is strange that I get the error message access denied.
I tried earlier to do system restore back to previous time, but it did not work, error was that the system could not do the system restore because of access rights.
is there anything else I could do.
Here is the MF36SCN.inf file for scanner installation from Canon, if it can help You to go further with the problem. Is there something strange in the inf file that does not work in Windows 7 64 bit Windows, something shows that ther is also same 32 bits
parts in the inf file.
Greetings
Sixten
; MF36SCN.INF -- Windows Setup File for the MF8300 Series (Windows XP,Vista(64-bit))
; Copyright CANON INC. 2009 All Rights Reserved
; InfID: {BA7E017E-FA42-4831-A084-AA9E671325EE}
; Last Modified: 11-Jun-2009
[Version]
Signature="$Windows NT$"
Class=Image
ClassGUID={6bdd1fc6-810f-11d0-bec7-08002be2092f}
; The above GUID is the class GUID for all scanners and MUST NOT change
Provider=%Msft%
CatalogFile.NTamd64=MF36SCN.CAT
DriverVer=06/17/2009, 11.3.0.0
[DestinationDirs]
DefaultDestDir=11
CNCDsFiles=10,"twain_32\"%CNCRFN%
CNCMediaFiles=10,media
ColorFiles.NT=11,spool\drivers\Color
[ControlFlags]
;ExcludeFromSelect=*
[Manufacturer]
%Mfg%=Models,NTamd64.5.1,NTamd64.6.0
[Models.NTamd64.5.1]
%LPTENUM\CNC.DeviceDesc%=CNCInstall_XP,USB\VID_04A9&PID_2708&MI_00
%LPTENUM\CNC.DeviceDesc%=CNCInstallNet_XP,CANON_MFNP&%CNCRFN%
[Models.NTamd64.6.0]
%LPTENUM\CNC.DeviceDesc%=CNCInstall_VISTA,USB\VID_04A9&PID_2708&MI_00
%LPTENUM\CNC.DeviceDesc%=CNCInstallNet_VISTA,CANON_MFNP&%CNCRFN%
;........................................ WinXP(64-bit) section
[CNCInstall_XP.NTamd64]
Include=sti.inf
Needs=STI.USBSection
SubClass=StillImage
DeviceType=1
DeviceSubType=0x1
DeviceData=CNCDeviceData
AddReg=CNCAddreg,CNCAddreg.USB,CNCUSDAddreg_XP
CopyFiles=WiaFiles,CNCDsFiles,ColorFiles.NT,MPScanLLD,CNCMediaFiles
ICMProfiles="sRGB Color Space Profile.icm"
; used for push button event
Capabilities=0x11
Events=PushButton.Events
DriverVer=06/17/2009, 11.3.0.0
FriendlyName=%CNC.FriendlyName%
[CNCInstall_XP.NTamd64.Services]
Include=sti.inf
Needs=STI.USBSection.Services
[CNCInstall_XP.NTamd64.CoInstallers]
CopyFiles = ScanCoInstaller_CopyFiles_x64
AddReg = ScanCoInstaller_AddReg_x64
[ScanCoInstaller_CopyFiles_x64]
CNCLSO36b.dll
[ScanCoInstaller_AddReg_x64]
HKR,,CoInstallers32,0x00010000,"CNCLSO36b.dll,Coinstaller_EntryPoint"
;........................................ WinVista(64-bit) section
[CNCInstall_VISTA.NTamd64]
Include=sti.inf
Needs=STI.USBSection
SubClass=StillImage
DeviceType=1
DeviceSubType=0x1
DeviceData=CNCDeviceData_VISTA
AddReg=CNCAddreg,CNCAddreg.USB,CNCUSDAddreg_XP,CNCUSDAddreg_VISTA
CopyFiles=Wia2Files,CNCDsFiles,ColorFiles.NT,MPScanLLD,CNCMediaFiles
ICMProfiles="sRGB Color Space Profile.icm"
; used for push button event
Capabilities=0x11
Events=PushButton.Events
DriverVer=06/17/2009, 11.3.0.0
FriendlyName=%CNC.FriendlyName%
[CNCInstall_VISTA.NTamd64.Services]
Include=sti.inf
Needs=STI.USBSection.Services
[CNCInstall_VISTA.NTamd64.CoInstallers]
CopyFiles = ScanCoInstaller_CopyFiles_x64
AddReg = ScanCoInstaller_AddReg_x64
[ScanCoInstaller_CopyFiles_x64]
CNCLSO36b.dll
[ScanCoInstaller_AddReg_x64]
HKR,,CoInstallers32,0x00010000,"CNCLSO36b.dll,Coinstaller_EntryPoint"
;........................................ WinXP(64-bit) section(Network)
[CNCInstallNet_XP.NTamd64]
Include=sti.inf
Needs=STI.SerialSection
SubClass=StillImage
DeviceType=1
DeviceSubType=0x1
DeviceData=CNCDeviceData
AddReg=CNCAddreg,CNCUSDAddreg_XP
CopyFiles=WiaFiles,CNCDsFiles,ColorFiles.NT,MPScanLLD,CNCMediaFiles
ICMProfiles="sRGB Color Space Profile.icm"
; used for push button event
Capabilities=0x11
Events=PushButton.Events
DriverVer=06/17/2009, 11.3.0.0
FriendlyName=%CNC.FriendlyName%
[CNCInstallNet_XP.NTamd64.Services]
Include=sti.inf
Needs=STI.SerialSection.Services
[CNCInstallNet_XP.NTamd64.CoInstallers]
CopyFiles = ScanCoInstaller_CopyFiles_x64
AddReg = ScanCoInstaller_AddReg_x64
[ScanCoInstaller_CopyFiles_x64]
CNCLSO36b.dll
[ScanCoInstaller_AddReg_x64]
HKR,,CoInstallers32,0x00010000,"CNCLSO36b.dll,Coinstaller_EntryPoint"
;........................................ WinVista(64-bit) section(Network)
[CNCInstallNet_VISTA.NTamd64]
Include=sti.inf
Needs=STI.SerialSection
SubClass=StillImage
DeviceType=1
DeviceSubType=0x1
DeviceData=CNCDeviceData_VISTA
AddReg=CNCAddreg,CNCUSDAddreg_XP,CNCUSDAddreg_VISTA
CopyFiles=Wia2Files,CNCDsFiles,ColorFiles.NT,MPScanLLD,CNCMediaFiles
ICMProfiles="sRGB Color Space Profile.icm"
; used for push button event
Capabilities=0x11
Events=PushButton.Events
DriverVer=06/17/2009, 11.3.0.0
FriendlyName=%CNC.FriendlyName%
[CNCInstallNet_VISTA.NTamd64.Services]
Include=sti.inf
Needs=STI.SerialSection.Services
[CNCInstallNet_VISTA.NTamd64.CoInstallers]
CopyFiles = ScanCoInstaller_CopyFiles_x64
AddReg = ScanCoInstaller_AddReg_x64
[ScanCoInstaller_CopyFiles_x64]
CNCLSO36b.dll
[ScanCoInstaller_AddReg_x64]
HKR,,CoInstallers32,0x00010000,"CNCLSO36b.dll,Coinstaller_EntryPoint"
;.......................................... Common Section
[PushButton.Events]
PushButtonPushed1=%PushButtonPushed1%,{66F2A894-EC9B-430c-9D52-E8719D200DAC},%ButtonApp%
PushButtonPushed2=%PushButtonPushed2%,{506AC8D1-E030-4f05-8F8A-4476153E2D6C},%ButtonApp%
PushButtonPushed3=%PushButtonPushed3%,{9813E8A6-3652-4768-9AD1-C89E9B5CA956},%ButtonApp%
PushButtonPushed4=%PushButtonPushed4%,{03B58D10-0245-4859-A489-D695C7729FB3},%ButtonApp%
[ColorFiles.NT]
CNZ005.ICC
CNFR08.ICC
[CNCDeviceData]
TwainDS=%CNC.TwainDS%
SpecialInfo=%CNC.SPInfo%
DeviceKey=%CNCRFN%
InstallDirectory="\TWAIN_32\%CNCRFN%\"
KeyNamePath=%KEYNAME%
DefaultKeyNamePath=%DEFAULTKEYNAME%
[CNCDeviceData_VISTA]
TwainDS=%CNC.TwainDS%
SpecialInfo=%CNC.SPInfo%
DeviceKey=%CNCRFN%
InstallDirectory="\TWAIN_32\%CNCRFN%\"
KeyNamePath=%KEYNAME%
DefaultKeyNamePath=%DEFAULTKEYNAME%
UI Class ID={DF89C549-D67D-4fb0-A575-547073BFAB11}
;The above GUID reused from sample MUST change for each Model.
[CNCAddreg]
HKLM,"%SGDKEY%","DeviceName",,%CNC.MDL%
HKLM,"%SGDKEY%","SeriesName",,%CNC.SRS%
HKLM,"%SGDKEY%","Manufacturer",,"Canon Inc."
HKLM,"%SGDKEY%","ProductFamily",,"TWAIN Scanners"
HKLM,"%SGDKEY%","ProductName",,%CNC.MDL%
HKLM,"%SGDKEY%","InstallDirectory",,"%10%\TWAIN_32\%CNCRFN%\"
HKLM,"%SGDKEY%","DeviceDriver",,"SCANINTF.DLL"
HKLM,"%SGDKEY%","ProductId",,"MF8300 "
HKLM,"%SGDKEY%","DataSourcePath",,"%10%\TWAIN_32\%CNCRFN%\cisds.ds"
HKLM,"%SGDKEY%","TextEnhance",0x00010001,0
HKLM,"%SGDKEY%","HiDefinitionMode",0x00010001,0
HKLM,"%SGDKEY%","AutoPreview",0x00010001,0
HKLM,"%SGDKEY%","AutoClose",0x00010001,0
HKLM,"%SGDKEY%","SavePreview",0x00010001,1
HKLM,"%SGDKEY%","DriverDate",,"06 2009"
HKLM,"%SGDKEY%","DriverVersion",,"11.3.0.0.mf09"
HKLM,"%SGDKEY%","ColorGear",,%CNC.ColorGear%
HKLM,"%SGDKEY%","ColorMatch Platen",,"CNFR08.ICC"
HKLM,"%SGDKEY%","SGIPPDEF",,"CNCFR08.DAT"
HKLM,"%SGDKEY%","Descreen",0x00010001,0
HKLM,"%SGDKEY%","Unsharp",0x00010001,3
HKLM,"%SGDKEY%","MultiLimitThreshold",0x00010001,180
HKLM,"%SGDKEY%","MultiJackUp",0x00010001,9
HKLM,"%SGDKEY%","MultiTrimJackUp",0x00010001,20
HKLM,"%SGDKEY%","CardPhotoDistThr",0x00010001,30
HKLM,"%SGDKEY%","PhotoTrimThr",0x00010001,210
HKLM,"%SGDKEY%","PhotoRThr",0x00010001,210
HKLM,"%SGDKEY%","PhotoGThr",0x00010001,210
HKLM,"%SGDKEY%","PhotoBThr",0x00010001,210
HKLM,"%SGDKEY%","CardTrimThr",0x00010001,30
HKLM,"%SGDKEY%","CardRThr",0x00010001,30
HKLM,"%SGDKEY%","CardGThr",0x00010001,30
HKLM,"%SGDKEY%","CardBThr",0x00010001,30
HKLM,"%SGDKEY%","ParWhiteBlackEth",0x00010001,5
HKLM,"%SGDKEY%","ParWhiteBlackEthDG",0x00010001,5
HKLM,"%SGDKEY%","ParWhiteBlackSth",0x00010001,35
HKLM,"%SGDKEY%","ParWhiteBlackVth",0x00010001,10
HKLM,"%SGDKEY%","ParLabelingHth",0x00010001,30
HKLM,"%SGDKEY%","ParLabelingLeft",0x00010001,1
HKLM,"%SGDKEY%","ParLabelingTop",0x00010001,1
HKLM,"%SGDKEY%","ParLabelingRight",0x00010001,1
HKLM,"%SGDKEY%","ParLabelingBottom",0x00010001,1
HKLM,"%SGDKEY%","DT_Left",,"10"
HKLM,"%SGDKEY%","DT_Top",,"0"
HKLM,"%SGDKEY%","DT_Width" ,,"1.5"
HKLM,"%SGDKEY%","DT_Length",,"4.5"
HKLM,"%SGDKEY%","DT_Border_1",,"2.5"
HKLM,"%SGDKEY%","DT_Border_2",,"3.5"
HKLM,"%SGDKEY%","DT_BkTh",,"18"
HKLM,"%SGDKEY%","DT_MinWhThr",,"15"
HKLM,"%SGDKEY%","DT_MaxWhThr",,"45"
HKLM,"%SGDKEY%","ButtonNum",0x00010001,1
HKLM,"%STIKEY%","MF8300",0x00010001,1
[CNCAddreg.USB]
HKLM,"%SGDKEY%","AvailableDriver",0x00010001,1
[CNCUSDAddreg_XP]
HKLM,"%WIASGDKEY%","ColorMatch",0x00010001,1
HKLM,"%WIASGDKEY%","ColorGear",,"%CNC.ColorGear%"
HKLM,"%WIASGDKEY%","TextEnhance",0x00010001,0
HKLM,"%WIASGDKEY%","Descreen",0x00010001,0
HKLM,"%WIASGDKEY%","UnsharpMask",0x00010001,0
HKLM,"%WIASGDKEY%","HiDefinitionMode",0x00010001,0
HKLM,"%WIASGDKEY%","ProductId",,"MF8300 "
HKLM,"%WIASGDKEY%","ButtonNum",0x00010001,1
HKLM,"%WIASGDKEY%","DspGamma",0x00010001,1
HKLM,"%WIASTIKEY%","MF8300",0x00010001,1
HKR,,USDClass,,"{4BA01336-9934-455e-8FB8-4A47A638DF0E}"
HKCR,CLSID\{4BA01336-9934-455e-8FB8-4A47A638DF0E},,,"Canon USD"
HKCR,CLSID\{4BA01336-9934-455e-8FB8-4A47A638DF0E}\InProcServer32,,,%11%\CNCC8300.DLL
HKCR,CLSID\{4BA01336-9934-455e-8FB8-4A47A638DF0E}\InProcServer32,ThreadingModel,,"Both"
; The above GUID is specific to MF8300 and MUST change for a different model.
[CNCUSDAddreg_VISTA]
HKCR,CLSID\{DF89C549-D67D-4fb0-A575-547073BFAB11},,,"WIA Driver UI Extension"
HKCR,CLSID\{DF89C549-D67D-4fb0-A575-547073BFAB11}\shellex\ImageProcessingFilter\{CA0D4D3E-98ED-4787-AF02-4AF2A1303ACC}
; The above GUID is specific to MF8300 and MUST change for a different model.
HKCR,CLSID\{CA0D4D3E-98ED-4787-AF02-4AF2A1303ACC},,,"Canon Image Processing Filter"
HKCR,CLSID\{CA0D4D3E-98ED-4787-AF02-4AF2A1303ACC}\InProcServer32,,,%11%\CNCE8300.dll
HKCR,CLSID\{CA0D4D3E-98ED-4787-AF02-4AF2A1303ACC}\InProcServer32,ThreadingModel,,"Both"
; The above GUID is specific to MF8300 and MUST change for a different model.
[WiaFiles]
CNCC8300.DLL
CNCI8300.DLL
CNCL8300.DLL
[Wia2Files]
CNCC8300.DLL
CNCI8300.DLL
CNCL8300.DLL
CNCE8300.DLL
[CNCDsFiles]
CISDS.DS
SGUI.DLL
SGUI_RES.DLL
WIARES.DLL
IOP.DLL
ITLIB32.DLL
SCANINTF.DLL
TPM.DLL
CNCFR08.DAT
MC2.TXT
JDA_CIMG.DLL
NBS4MB.DLL
NBSCOR4M.DLL
RMSLANTC.DLL
RSTCOL.DLL
[MPScanLLD]
CNCMFP36.INI,,,0x20
CNCLSI36b.DLL,,,0x20
CNCLSD36b.DLL,,,0x20
CNCLSC36b.DLL,,,0x20
CNCLST36b.DLL,,,0x20
CNCLSU36b.DLL,,,0x20
[CNCMediaFiles]
CSSAMP1.MID
;-------------------------------Source Index
[SourceDisksFiles]
CNZ005.ICC=1
ITLIB32.DLL=1
JDA_CIMG.DLL=1
NBS4MB.DLL=1
NBSCOR4M.DLL=1
RMSLANTC.DLL=1
RSTCOL.DLL=1
CISDS.DS=1
SGUI.DLL=1
IOP.DLL=1
SCANINTF.DLL=1
TPM.DLL=1
SGUI_RES.DLL=1
WIARES.DLL=1
CSSAMP1.MID=1
CNCFR08.DAT=1
CNFR08.ICC=1
MC2.TXT=1
CNCC8300.DLL=1
CNCI8300.DLL=1
CNCL8300.DLL=1
CNCE8300.DLL=1
CNCMFP36.INI=1
CNCLSI36b.DLL=1
CNCLSD36b.DLL=1
CNCLSC36b.DLL=1
CNCLST36b.DLL=1
CNCLSU36b.DLL=1
CNCLSO36b.DLL =1
[SourceDisksNames]
1=%D1%,scan.cab,
;-------------------------------String Aliases
[Strings]
Msft="Canon"
Mfg="Canon"
SGDKEY="Software\Wow6432Node\Canon\SateraMFP1\ScanGear\11.3\Devices\MF8300"
STIKEY="Software\Wow6432Node\Canon\SateraMFP1\ScanGear\STI"
DEFAULTKEYNAME="Software\Wow6432Node\Canon\SateraMFP1\Toolbox Ver4.9\Devices\"
KEYNAME="\Software\Canon\MFToolbox\"
WIASGDKEY="Software\Canon\SateraMFP1\WIA\3.0\Devices\MF8300"
WIASTIKEY="Software\Canon\SateraMFP1\WIA\STI"
D1="Canon MF8300 Series Setup Disk"
LPTENUM\CNC.DeviceDesc="Canon MF8300 Series"
ButtonApp = "MF Toolbox Ver4.9"
CNCRFN = "MF8300"
CNC.MDL = "Canon MF8300"
CNC.SRS = "Canon MF8300 Series"
CNC.DeviceDesc = "Canon MF8300"
CNC.SPInfo = "Canon MF8300 Scanner"
CNC.TwainDS = "Canon MF8300 Series"
CNC.ColorGear = "FR08"
PushButtonPushed1= "Scan-1"
PushButtonPushed2= "Scan-2"
PushButtonPushed3= "Scan-3"
PushButtonPushed4= "Scan-4"
CNC.FriendlyName = "WIA Canon MF8300 Series"
greeting
Sixten -
We are developing a precision instrument that measures Temperature, Pressure and humidity used in the pharmaceutical industry.
The Instrument is based on Windows Embedded Compact (7.0)
WE establish a TCP communication vi a USB connection. This is done by the RNDIS Driver.
When we connect the instrument to a PC we have to do the following in Windows:
http://developer.toradex.com/knowledge-base/how-to-install-microsoft-rndis-driver-for-windows-7
The INF that is used is then C:\Windows\inf\rndiscmp.inf
We want this to be executed automatically
The way it is automated is by setting the correct entry’s in the registration database on the Instruments. In Windows CE registration database.
On
http://www.usb.org/developers/defined_class we think we must set Base Class = EFh, SubClass = 04h and Protocol = 01h.
But how is this done in the registry on the device?
Who can help me :-)Hi Mads,
changes in "rndisfn.h" in public folder have no influance on your project, because those files are not built at all. Visual Studio will use this one anyway (which is already built): C:\WINCE700\public\common\oak\target\armv7\retail\rndisfn.dll
To make use of Microsoft public code, you have to clone this code - that is copy selected source files to BSP folder and adjust DIRS files to include new data in the compilation process.
To clone RNDIS component, copy rndis folder from C:\WINCE700\public\common\oak\drivers\UsbFn\class
to C:\WINCE700\platform\YOUR_BSP\Src\COMMON\USBFN.
Edit source file C:\WINCE700\platform\YOUR_BSP\Src\COMMON\USBFN\rndis\rndisfn\sources:
DOSYSGEN=1
TARGETDEFNAME=RNDISFN
TARGETNAME=RNDISFN
TARGETTYPE=DYNLINK
DLLENTRY=_DllEntryCRTStartup
SOURCES= \
rndisfn.cpp \
TARGETLIBS= \
$(_COMMONSDKROOT)\lib\$(_CPUINDPATH)\ndis.lib \
$(_COMMONOAKROOT)\lib\$(_CPUINDPATH)\ceddk.lib \
$(_SYSGENSDKROOT)\lib\$(_CPUINDPATH)\coredll.lib
SOURCELIBS=\
$(SG_OUTPUT_ROOT)\platform\$(_TGTPLAT)\lib\$(_CPUINDPATH)\rndismini2.lib \
$(_PUBLICROOT)\common\oak\lib\$(_CPUINDPATH)\ufnclientlib.lib
Finally, edit C:\WINCE700\platform\YOUR_BSP\Src\COMMON\USBFN\dirs to include your new component (folder) in the build process:
DIRS=\
RNDISKITL \
RNDIS \
System will build now new rndisfn.dll, which will replace the original one in the public directory. I hope I didn't forget anything...
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