Thank you for the link. I think iPad does not support Flash (maybe I am mistaken though). As far as "saving" I would prefer (as I mentioned to Michel) to convert the phone as well as the entire form (on Submit) to a PDF. Then "do something" with the PDF; maybe save it to SQL or maybe just store it on the drive.

>As it's running on the web, you'll need some type of activeX control or java applet(?) or Flash to make this work. http://stackoverflow.com/questions/4701017/taking-a-picture-from-web-browser
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>As for saving it on disk, if you're using SQL Server, you may want to look at FileStream. I'm just starting to investigate this myself, but it looks slick. Basically, SQL Server handles the file for you. A reference is stored in the DB. IF the row is deleted, SQL Server deletes the file. If the file is deleted from disk, the field is NULLed. In .Net you treat it as a byte array.
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>>I saw an iPad app called iAuditor which allows you to make templates (e.g. for any kind of audit). What is interesting is that while you fill out an audit template/form (making notes) you can take a picture (using iPad where the app is running) and store the picture in the form.
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>>I wonder if this is possible (and how) if you create the template using ASP.NET? How difficult would it be to have the feature of taking a picture and storing it (say, in a database or email)?