XP version of KODAK IMAGING

KODAK Imaging software was not included with XP. However you can correct the omission by following the instructions given at the following site. It worked perfectly. http://www.parkenet.com/apl/ImageEditor.htm

The answer is: NTImage.exe

From the Park Net Imaging Center in Bethesda MD. http://www.parkenet.com/apl/ImageEditor.htm Using Imaging for Windows after Upgrading to Windows XP Disclaimer: The information presented here is based solely on my own personal experience. I am not a technical expert associated with Microsoft, Kodak or Wang in any way other than being a user of their products. I have tried to be as complete and accurate as possible, but I take no responsibility for use of this information by others. Can you say Copywright? If you have upgraded to Windows XP from Windows 95 OSR2, 98, ME or 2000*, (and possibly NT4) you can still use the Wang or Kodak Imaging for Windows (IfW) applications and ActiveX controls if you can access the files listed below. If you installed XP to another folder, thus preserving your previous Windows version, or if you can re-install your previous version of Windows on another partition or computer, you can copy the files to your current \windows\system32 directory as described below. If you no longer have your old Windows version installed, you can extract the files from the CAB files on your original Windows 9x CD or expand the files from the Windows 2000 CD. If you have not yet upgraded to Windows XP, I suggest archiving copies of these files in a separate location before performing the upgrade. Although you ultimately will need to copy all the IfW DLLs and OCXs to your Windows XP \system32 directory, I highly recommend initially copying/extracting the entire file set to an archival directory as illustrated below so you can back-track more easily if problems arise. Note! Make sure all the files you use are from the same original version of Windows -- 95OSR2 | 98 | 98SE | ME | 2000. Mixing file versions may cause problems. Once you have installed the files, you must register the ActiveX controls as described below before you can use the IfW applications. Copying Installed Files Select the Windows version of IfW you are copying: Windows 98|ME Windows 95 OSR2 Windows 2000 Note: I do not know about NT4, so I don't know how it's installation files are packaged. Windows 98|ME Copy the following files from \Windows\System: AWCODC32.DLL AWDCXC32.DLL AWDENC32.DLL AWKRNL32.DLL AWRESX32.DLL AWVIEW32.DLL IMGADMIN.OCX IMGCMN.DLL IMGEDIT.OCX IMGSCAN.OCX IMGSHL.DLL IMGTHUMB.OCX JPEG1X32.DLL JPEG2X32.DLL OIADM400.DLL OICOM400.DLL OIDIS400.DLL OIFIL400.DLL OIGFS400.DLL OIPRT400.DLL OISLB400.DLL OISSQ400.DLL OITWA400.DLL OIUI400.DLL XFILEXR.DLL Copy these files from \Windows\Help: IMGHELP.CNT IMGHELP.HLP IMGOCXD.CNT IMGOCXD.HLP IMGTASKS.CHM IMGVIEW.CHM Copy these application files from \Windows: KODAKIMG.EXE KODAKPRV.EXE Windows 95 OSR2 Copy the following files from \Windows\System: AWCODC32.DLL AWDCXC32.DLL AWDENC32.DLL AWKRNL32.DLL AWRESX32.DLL AWVIEW32.DLL IMGADMIN.OCX IMGEDIT.OCX IMGSCAN.OCX IMGTHUMB.OCX JPEG1X32.DLL JPEG2X32.DLL OIADM400.DLL OICOM400.DLL OIDIS400.DLL OIFIL400.DLL OIGFS400.DLL OIPRT400.DLL OISLB400.DLL OISSQ400.DLL OITWA400.DLL OIUI400.DLL XFILEXR.DLL WANGCMN.DLL WANGSHL.DLL Copy these files from \Windows\Help: WANGIMG.CNT WANGIMG.HLP WANGOCX.CNT WANGOCX.HLP WANGOCXD.CNT WANGOCXD.HLP WANGSHL.CNT WANGSHL.HLP Copy this application file from \Windows: WANGIMG.EXE Note: The AW... DLL's are used for fax support and are required by the Wang version, otherwise the OCX's will fail to register (see below.) This is not true for the Kodak version. XFILEXR.DLL is also related to fax support (see imagevue.inf) but may not be required by either version in order to operate otherwise. HOWEVER, you will not be able to open AWD ("At-Work Document" -- Microsoft fax) files in Windows XP with either Wang or Kodak IfW. I'm not sure what specifically prevents it, but Microsoft removed AWD support from NT 4, and Windows XP will not let IfW open this format even though all the above files are present. If you need to access existing AWD files, use the Windows XP installation-CD utility \i386\win9xmig\fax\awdvstub.exe to convert the AWD files to TIFF format (thanks to Slipstick Systems for this tip,) or consider purchasing a program like PhotoPhilia or eiStream's Imaging for Windows Professional Edition (both have free trial downloads.) Windows 2000 Copy the following files from \Windows\System32: IMGADMIN.OCX IMGCMN.DLL IMGEDIT.OCX IMGSCAN.OCX IMGSHL.DLL IMGTHUMB.OCX JPEG1X32.DLL JPEG2X32.DLL OIENG400.DLL OIPRT400.DLL OISLB400.DLL OISSQ400.DLL OITWA400.DLL OIUI400.DLL TIFFLT.DLL XIFFR3_0.DLL Copy these files from \Windows\Help: IMGHELP.HLP IMGMGT.CHM IMGMGT.HLP IMGTASKS.CHM IMGVIEW.CHM Copy these application files from \Windows: KODAKIMG.EXE KODAKPRV.EXE You may also want to copy IMAGEVUE.INF from \Windows\INF. You can use the information it contains to verify which files are needed or to manually set up registry keys for IfW. These are all the files I know about; there may be others. If you find any other files whose property sheets label them as Wang or Eastman Software, you might want to copy them too, just in case. ---------------------- Extracting from Windows CAB Files You can extract the necessary Imaging for Windows (IfW) files from the original Windows 9x installation CD "cab" files even after you have installed Windows XP. If you are not familiar with this process, you should read the Microsoft knowledge-base article Q129605 (they change these links a lot so you may need to search microsoft.com for the article number or if you need it in another language.) You need to find out which CAB files contain the necessary files, then extract them to your hard drive (I recommend using a destination other than your current Windows folders.) You use the extract.exe utility on the original Windows 9x CD (note: version-dependent) for both of these tasks, but since it is a command-line only executable, it's a bit of a pain to do. You may want to create batch files for these steps. To locate a file, open a DOS-command window (so you can scroll back through the output -- don't use Start|Run !) and call extract.exe with the /a and /d switches, for example: g:\win98\extract /a /d g:\win98\base4.cab img*.* Do this for the other files listed above. Or you can do it the easy way and use PkZip or WinZip to locate and extract the files. You will find a few other similarly-named files (imgutil.dll, imagehlp.dll, imgstart.exe) but these are version-dependent operating-system files that, as far as I know, are not part of Imaging for Windows. I have listed below where I found the files on my Windows 95, 98 and a Dell ME CDs. Your source may be different. Users of the early version of Windows 98 may wish to use these handy batch files created and shared by Boris. Download extractifw.txt (1,297 bytes) and registerifw.txt (609 bytes), edit them with the correct drive letters and paths for your machine and rename them with .bat extension to execute. \WIN98\PRECOPY2.CAB; [ME]\WIN9X\PRECOPY1.CAB \WIN95\PRECOPY2.CAB; IMAGEVUE.INF (optional) \WIN98\WIN98_51.CAB; [ME]\WIN9X\WIN_10.CAB AWCODC32.DLL AWDCXC32.DLL AWDENC32.DLL AWKRNL32.DLL AWRESX32.DLL AWVIEW32.DLL \WIN98\WIN98_51.CAB; [ME]\WIN9X\WIN_9.CAB IMGHELP.CNT IMGOCXD.CNT IMGTASKS.CHM IMGVIEW.CHM \WIN98\WIN98_53.CAB; [ME]\WIN9X\WIN_11.CAB IMGCMN.DLL IMGSHL.DLL JPEG1X32.DLL JPEG2X32.DLL \WIN98\WIN98_56.CAB; [ME]\WIN9X\WIN_14.CAB \WIN95\WIN95_07.CAB; OIADM400.DLL OICOM400.DLL OIDIS400.DLL OIFIL400.DLL OIGFS400.DLL OIPRT400.DLL OISLB400.DLL OISSQ400.DLL OITWA400.DLL OIUI400.DLL \WIN98\WIN98_59.CAB; [ME]\WIN9X\WIN_16.CAB XFILEXR.DLL \WIN98\WIN98_60.CAB; [ME]\WIN9X\WIN_16.CAB KODAKIMG.EXE KODAKPRV.EXE \WIN98\WIN98_61.CAB; [ME]\WIN9X\WIN_18.CAB IMGHELP.HLP IMGOCXD.HLP \WIN98\WIN98_62.CAB; [ME]\WIN9X\WIN_19.CAB \WIN95\WIN95_07.CAB; IMGADMIN.OCX IMGEDIT.OCX IMGSCAN.OCX IMGTHUMB.OCX \WIN95\WIN95_06.CAB AWCODC32.DLL AWDCXC32.DLL AWDENC32.DLL AWKRNL32.DLL WANGIMG.CNT WANGOCX.CNT WANGOCXD.CNT WANGSHL.CNT \WIN95\WIN95_07.CAB AWRESX32.DLL AWVIEW32.DLL XFILEXR.DLL JPEG1X32.DLL JPEG2X32.DLL WANGCMN.DLL WANGIMG.EXE WANGIMG.HLP WANGOCX.HLP WANGOCXD.HLP WANGSHL.DLL WANGSHL.HLP Once you have located all the files, use extract.exe to copy them to your hard drive, for example: g:\win98\extract g:\win98\win98_62.cab img*.ocx /L c:\ifw Make sure you place the /L switch immediately before the destination path(!) I definitely would create a little batch or script file to do the extractions. ---------------------- Expanding Windows 2000 CD Files If you are installing a copy of IfW from the Windows 2000 CD, you will need to use expand.exe: g:\i386\expand g:\i386\imgadmin.oc_ c:\ifw\imgadmin.ocx The simplest method is to create a batch file to copy all the files: rem (substitute your CDROM drive letter) g: cd i386 rem (substitute your destination path) expand imgadmin.oc_ c:\ifw\imgadmin.ocx expand imgcmn.dl_ c:\ifw\imgcmn.dll rem ... (continue with the remaining files) You can copy the list of files above from your browser and paste into your favorite text editor to make the batch file. (The last letter of each file name is replaced with '_' in the compressed version on the CD.) ---------------------- Registering OCX Files After you install Windows XP (and copy all the IfW DLLs and OCXs to \system32), you will need to register the ActiveX controls (OCX files). The easiest method is to use the Start | Run facility and execute the statement: regsvr32 imgadmin.ocx Do this for each of the four OCX files listed above. This should allow you to run wangimg.exe or kodakimg.exe and kodakprv.exe, as well as using the controls in the demonstrations in my ImageEditor workspace or in your own applications. Several users have reported failures when trying to register the OCXs, receiving the error message, 'LoadLibrary("imgxxxx.ocx") failed - The specified module could not be found.' This is a generic error that occurs if a supporting DLL, linked internally by the OCX or DLL being registered, cannot be found. Double-check that all the IfW and system DLLs mentioned above are present in the system32 folder. If registration still fails, there may be another required DLL that I'm not aware of. A user recently pointed out that wangimg.exe and the Windows 98 version of kodakimg.exe will produce an error message when run in a multi-user environment by users without adminstrator privileges. When the application starts, an error dialog states, "Failed to update the registry. Please try using REGEDIT." However, you can click OK to close the dialog and the application proceeds to operate normally. This does not occur with the Windows 2000 version. So far I haven't found a solution for this problem. If anyone knows how to prevent this, please let me know.

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