How can I access unique features of my check scanner?

How can I access unique features of my check scanner?

There are two ways to access unique scanner features.  Call SetDriverOption() to set scanner-specific parameters.  Ranger also provide a way to call low-level scanner API functions to access unique features that Ranger does not support through its portable API.  To access the low-level interface you can use Ranger's pass-through function and event.  See the Ranger API documentation for details.


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