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Maverick #1
Grabbing a signature in/from a web page
Hi all!
I am developing an Intranet application that requires a form to be
completed with a signature. Does anyone have any bright ideas as to how
I can capture the signature (I don't need anything fancy almost a simple
paint type space ;)) and store it either as an image or, as a binary
object in a database.
I *think* the device used owuld be a SIMpad SL4 with Windows CE.NET but
not 100% sure.
Sorry if this is a stupid question :(
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Rowland Shaw #2
Re: Grabbing a signature in/from a web page
I think it will be significantly easier to do this as a thick client
application instead (even if it communicates via HTTP)
I fear that trying to do this via Pocket IE is going to be a lot of grief
otherwise...
"Maverick" <maverick@somewhere.com> wrote...> I am developing an Intranet application that requires a form to be
> completed with a signature. Does anyone have any bright ideas as to how
> I can capture the signature (I don't need anything fancy almost a simple
> paint type space ;)) and store it either as an image or, as a binary
> object in a database.
>
> I *think* the device used owuld be a SIMpad SL4 with Windows CE.NET but
> not 100% sure.
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