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27-02-20 04:34 PM
Hi Team, can someone help me that how to attach the window photo viewer in process.
I wanted to read the passport image (.jpg) with tesseract OCR (read Text with OCR).
Step 1 : launching the image with the help of code stage
Step 2: now I need to use read text with OCR activitiy and for that I need to attach the launched .jpg (opened in windows photo viewer) , how to attach this application. I am not able to find the logical .exe path for this application
Kindly help to read the entire passport unstructured text.
Thanks,
Nishant Jain,
+65 96366524
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Nishant Jain
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I wanted to read the passport image (.jpg) with tesseract OCR (read Text with OCR).
Step 1 : launching the image with the help of code stage
Step 2: now I need to use read text with OCR activitiy and for that I need to attach the launched .jpg (opened in windows photo viewer) , how to attach this application. I am not able to find the logical .exe path for this application
Kindly help to read the entire passport unstructured text.
Thanks,
Nishant Jain,
+65 96366524
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Nishant Jain
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28-02-20 06:38 AM
Create an object with the following configuration:
1- Windows based App
2- My Application will be already launched.
3- Windows Name: "Photos*"
4- Process Name: "Microsoft.Photos"
Once done, use the navigate stage to attach the application (Assuming the photo is already launched".

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Vivek Goel
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1- Windows based App
2- My Application will be already launched.
3- Windows Name: "Photos*"
4- Process Name: "Microsoft.Photos"
Once done, use the navigate stage to attach the application (Assuming the photo is already launched".
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Vivek Goel
"If you like this post, please press the "Recommend" Button.
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28-02-20 06:41 AM
Windows UWP apps are bit of problem automating.
Use Start Process of Utility Environment with mspaint as program & imgpath as argument, then attach to mspaint.
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Gopal Bhaire
Analyst
Accenture
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