it occurs on the IPicture intece (on the Windows software)
As U suggested - Microsoft may have the license to use it,
so basically a developer that uses the IPicture intece does
not decompress data but just triggers Windows to to it for him,
By the way, I love to hear from U if there some similar intece
to handle or render some video streams (+ what about codecs ?)
Best Regards - Yovav Gad
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I am just a no-name person who read your article and paste/reply what I have read for you.
I am NOT Paul and I can not speak for him.
Yes, both of you use IPciture and implemention are very similiar.
However, I do not think Paul work for M$ (well, maybe..., a MSDN-column-editor he is.)
I thought Paul's first CPicture was post around 199X... not 200X.
Anyway, I like Paul's CPicture because it's more like "C"Picture (MFC....)
Keep rollingsend you a rose.
Hi again,
well, U R right, he made it more like a control,
basically this is the way Microsoft do most of their stuff,
and as said, by using the IPicture intece U do not use any
compression / decompression methods (Windows does...)
+
Even though I'm not gay, I'm sending U some flowers back
Best Regards - Yovav Gad
EMail: Yovav@SuperMain.com
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Hello.
I use CPicture Class to display gif image file on the dialog. It can be shown when I debug my project but when I run the project it cannot be shown.I insert the code in the OnPaint() function.
My code is
CPaintDC dc(this);
CPicture m_Result;
m_Result.Load("C:\\mypic.gif");
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