iCopy 1.7 released

2020-01-08T09:18:38.671000Z

Happy new year!

iCopy 1.7 has just been released. The main change in this release is the upgrade to .NET Framework 4. iCopy was using .NET Framework 2, which is deprecated and not maintained. If you have .NET 4.0 installed in your system, iCopy should work just fine. You can upgrade .NET here: https://dotnet.microsoft.com/download.

Download iCopy here!

In case there is any issue, please report it to the bug tracker.

iCopy 1.6.5 released!

2018-07-29T10:33:55.628000Z

Here is a new version of iCopy with an hotfix for a crash when using ADF scanners.

To update your version, go to the download page.

Thank you for using iCopy!

iCopy 1.6.4 released!

2018-07-26T20:18:32.635000Z

Here is a new version of iCopy, which includes a number of bug fixes and stability improvements:

ADD: /open command line switch to open file after acquisition
FIX: Now iCopy should work on Windows 10
FIX: The interface now supports High DPI screens such as 2K and 4K monitors
FIX: Other bug fixes and improvements

To update your version, go to the download page.

Thank you for using iCopy!

iCopy 1.6.3

2016-04-14T09:25:49.573000Z

Here is a new version of iCopy, which includes a number of bug fixes and stability improvements:

ADD: Added /quality command line parameter to adjust JPEG quality [bug 289]
FIX: Fixed a problem that may result in corrupt PDF [bug 298]
FIX: Fixed a problem with the acquisition area in command line mode [bug 284], [bug 302]
FIX: Handling of 0x80210008 WIA_ERROR_USER_INTERVENTION [bug 270]
FIX: Fixed a problem with settings when computer name starts with a number [bug 253]
FIX: If folder output is given in command line mode, save directly without asking [bug 285]
FIX: Paper size changed when going to printer settings with some printers [bug 277]
CHANGED: Default resolution brought to 300 DPI, and default settings are now tweakable [bug 278]

To update your version, go to the download page:
http://icopy.sourceforge.net/download

iCopy 1.6.2 released!

2014-10-22T11:11:11.301000Z

After more than a year, here is another maintenance release of iCopy! This updated version contains fixes and tweaks including:

FIX: Problem with PDF file structure [Bug #261]
FIX: Focus stealing problem with the dialog windows [Bug #266]
FIX: Fix exception in settings dialog [Bug #258]
FIX: Fix error while copying from command line [Bug #260]
FIX: It is now possible to output /multiplepages to /pdf with command line
FIX: Better handling of command line parameters
FIX: Updated font to Windows standard Segoe UI font

You can download the installer or the zip file in the Files page!

Updated translations for iCopy 1.6

2012-11-29T20:44:23.121000Z

Thanks to some really cool users of iCopy who have spent some of their time with the translations, I added four language files for version 1.6. We have a brand new Greek translation, and updated German, Traditional Chinese and PRC Chinese. The language files are available for download at the following link on Sourceforge: To use them, extract the content of the .zip file to iCopy folder (overwrite if necessary), then launch iCopy and click on Settings. Choose the language and restart! Et voilà! If you find problems with the translations or if you are willing to support iCopy with your own translation, please contact me!

iCopy 1.6 released

2012-10-21T08:00:11.861000Z

This new major release of iCopy features the creation of PDF files from the scanner without the need for any external PDF Printer. Along with this new function, I changed the interface a little. Below the Copy button there are three buttons that specify the acquisition mode: the one on the left enables multipage acquisition, the one in the middle saves the acquired pages to an image file while the one on the left is for exporting to PDF. Obviously, with the multipage option enabled and/or the ADF selected, a single multipage PDF will be created. With iCopy 1.6 you can also specify a default path for image files or PDF files and you can decide to automatically open a file after acquisition. Another improvemed regards image centering, with both the PDF or Printer mode. Portable and installer version are avaiable for download here: [iCopy1.6setup.exe](http://sourceforge.net/projects/icopy/files/iCopy/1.6.0/iCopy1.6.0setup.exe/download) [iCopy1.6.zip](http://sourceforge.net/projects/icopy/files/iCopy/1.6.0/iCopy1.6.0.zip/download) Hope you’ll enjoy this new version! For problems or bugs, use the new [Sourceforge Bug Tracker](https://sourceforge.net/p/icopy/bugs/).

iCopy 1.6 beta 2 released

2012-10-01T15:53:30.752000Z

The binary and installer for version 1.6 beta 2 are available for download [here](https://sourceforge.net/projects/icopy/files/iCopy/1.6/) Changes: ### 1.6 beta 2 * IMPROVED: PDF creation * FIX: With some scanners (eg. some Canon MX multifunction printers) the acquired image is not centered in the created PDF [#213] * FIX: Unhandled exception when using command line arguments * FIX: Other bug fix and overall code improvement

iCopy 1.48 released!

2012-09-21T09:07:35.078000Z

iCopy Free Photocopier 1.48 brings some small bugfixes to improve stability and performance while version 2 is under development (finally with TWAIN support!). The most important bugfix is the one related to a bit depth problem on some scanners (thanks to Valerio for his report). Here is the list of the changes: - ADD: Possibility to choose the bit depth of the acquired page. This feature should be used only if the page is not acquired correctly. - FIX: Fixed a bug that prevented iCopy to save settings if the directory is protected (default behavior in Vista and 7). If iCopy does not have permissions to write in its execution directory, the file will be saved in the user’s settings directory (eg C:\Users\user\AppData\Local\iCopy). - FIX: Fixed a bug that occurs with some Canon scanners on Windows XP. The acquired page has wrong colors. - FIX: Fixed some problems with the Settings dialog - FIX: Other bugfixes and code optimizations.

iCopy 1.47

2012-09-21T09:07:35.020000Z

iCopy 1.47 brings a lot of fixes to exceptions reported by users (see changelog below) and should definitely solve the problem with WIA Automation Layer. Other code optimizations should reduce memory consumption and improve overall performance. Changes: - ADD: New -diag command line parameter to diagnose scanner information - FIX: COMException on scanner selection due to problems in scanner driver won't make iCopy crash - FIX: FileIOException on startup due to bad registration of wiaaut.dll is properly handled - FIX: Fixed ArgumentException when scanning second time - FIX: iCopy now correctly registers WIA Automation Layer with Vista and 7's UAC - FIX: Better JPEG compression performance - FIX: Memory consumption after acquisition has been reduced - FIX: Other minor bugfixes and code improvements

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