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I’m using VS2008 SP1 under Vista SP1. My .Net-program uses a COM reference to WIA (Microsoft Windows Image Acquisition Library v2.0). I’m using CommonDialogClass.ShowAcquireImage to scan a document and it’s working fine.
One of my customers is running XP. As I understand WIA, under XP you have to use WIALib (WIA 1.0). Is it possible to develop under Vista using WIA1?
I setup a small WIALib-project with VS2008 under Windows XP and copied the created Interop.WIALib.dll to my Vista machine. When I reference this file in a C# project, I can compile it. Now I have two projects, one for XP and one for Vista. With a GetVersionEx-call I determine the running Windows-version in my C++-program and call the method of the adequate Dll.