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TWAIN

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TWAIN

In computing, software standard allowing images to be taken directly from a scanner or digital camera into any image-processing application. Before TWAIN, users were restricted to the scanners explicitly supported by their software; now, the only necessity is that both items follow the TWAIN standard.
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