Hi,
does anyone know if there exists a function alike
Image1->Picture->SaveToFile("c:\\temp.bmp");
or
Image1->Picture->LoadToFile("c:\\temp.bmp");
but it has to load and save(respectfully) from the memory rather than a
file?
Thank you
> does anyone know if there exists a function alike
> Image1->Picture->SaveToFile("c:\\temp.bmp");
> or
> Image1->Picture->LoadToFile("c:\\temp.bmp");
> but it has to load and save(respectfully) from the memory rather than a
> file?
> Thank you
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Marco,
That's the route I suggest. To resize the images, use the CopyImage()
Win32 function. See the following post for a code example...
http://groups.google.com/groups?selm=3B33B78F.4200BDB6%40cornell.edu
Best of luck,
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Damon (TeamB)
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