Hello,

I've been working with an application on CodeGuru:

http://www.codeguru.com/Cpp/G-M/gdi/gdi/article.php/c3655/

This program does everything I need it to do and much more... too much
more actually.

This is my end goal with this program:

1) User launches the program
2) Program auto-scans whatever is in their scanner
3) Program saves that scan as a JPG as 1.JPG in c:\ScanImages\
4) Program prompts user if they want to scan another image
5) Program scans and saves that image as 2.JPG in c:\ScanImages\
6) Program promps user if they want to scan another image (and so on)
7) As soon as the user say's "NO" on that Yes/No prompt (do you want
to scan another image) the program auto-quits.

While I have most of this done allready I'm not too pleased with the
hacks I implemented to get it to work, I am not a MFC expert so I've
been getting lost easily with this application.

Can anyone skim this application down to just preform these tasks?

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Clarification of Question by lastresort-ga on 15 Sep 2004 12:00 PDT

To add, I don't want this application to really be an "application".
Meaning I don't want the sliders on the right hand side, or the file
menu, or the save/open toolbar.

Just a window showing the last scanned image and even that isn't really necessary.

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Clarification of Question by lastresort-ga on 15 Sep 2004 12:03 PDT

Sorry,

One more clarification.

It would be nice to have this: When the user selects "NO" from the
Yes/No prompt it should send the user to a final call. Something like:

ProcessShutdown() {
}

Inside this ProcessShutdown() will be a call to close the application.
That way I can add in some last minute commands.

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Clarification of Question by lastresort-ga on 16 Sep 2004 07:56 PDT

I need this as soon as possible, if there is a price issue please let me know.

If you don't think this will be possible to make these changes please
let me know so I can go to the bookstore and pick up a few books on
MFC :)