Imaging Api
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SmartDeploy Imaging Component v.2.1.0.0
The SmartDeploy Imaging Component (SmartWIM) provides programmatic access to the Windows Imaging File Format (WIM), a file-based volume imaging solution developed by Microsoft to help optimize the deployment of Windows.
Universal Imaging Utility v.4 6
The Universal Imaging Utility (UIU) Version 4.6 is the only software application able to create a true hardware-independent hard drive image. Used in conjunction with your existing cloning application (Symantec Ghost, Altiris, ZenWorks, etc.
SmartCard API v.4 6
The CardWerk SmartCard API is a product family that provides easy smart card access for developers programming in the Microsoft .NET environment. The SmartCard API class libraries support all .NET programming languages such as Visual Basic.
SIMAGIS - Smart Imaging Spreadsheet v.2.0
SIMAGIS is a unique, table-based visual constructor for image processing and editing. It is designed to automate multi-step image processing operations. SIMAGIS greatly simplifies repeatable imaging operations. It automatically saves processing
ERez Imaging Server v.3 2
With the eRez Imaging Server you can share, organize, and create dynamic images for any use--from a browser - anywhere - anytime. Enable users on the Internet to zoom in and examine image details.
GdPicture Light Imaging SDK - Site License v.2. 8. 2001
GdPicture Light Imaging SDK - Site License is an imaging ActiveX component to create, edit, and compose bitmap images. It can read, convert, print and write images in a large variety of formats. GdPicture Light OCX can be used from any 32 or 64 bit
WebNMS SNMP API Android Edition v.1.0
WebNMS SNMP API Android Edition offers a lightweight Java library to build SNMP-based network management applications for android powered devices.
WebNMS SNMP API - Free Edition v.4.0.6
WebNMS SNMP API offers a comprehensive development toolkit for SNMP-based network management applications.
Simple DNS Plus .NET API v.1
The API consists of two classes "sdnsNetAPI" and "zone".