Do you specifically need to keep the image of each individual check after it
has been processed?  Seems to me you could process each jpg for the data,
and record in the database which jpg it came from.  Might be easier than all
the graphics manipulation.

Angus

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Hi All,

I've got an application (Delphi XE2) that I'd like to improve.

We receive sheets of scanned checks.  Using an external graphics program, we
rotate and crop the checks, then copy and paste each one into a Delphi
tImage.  The MICR numbers at the bottom of the check are then manually typed
into field, and everything is saved to a database.

What I'd like to be able to do is have the JPG sheets automatically split
(there are usually 3 checks to a page), rotated, cropped, and have OCR read
the MICR at the bottom of the checks.  This will save a considerable amount
of labor.

Does anyone have experience with a graphics component that will do these
tasks?  Thanks!





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