Resizing calculation

[Ram Jam]

I wanted to stretch some pictures I was drawing at my dialog, but (you can see the source...) the result was not the thing I wanted!
I am looking if the image is smaller than the space I have for it (in this case x=160, y=210). If not I tried to resize it by dividing and that stuff.
In the end I placed it into the middle. (That is the only thing that works!)
The problem is that my pic is always too large. I am sure it is just a thing I am not realizing right now, but very simple.

Hoping for help. Thank you!

int width = image.GetWidth();
int height = image.GetHeight();

int nwidth, nheight;
int left, top;

if((width <= 160) && (height <= 210))
{
nwidth = width;
nheight = height;

left = (160 - width) / 2;
top = (210 - height) / 2;
}
else
{
long dif1 = width / 160;
long dif2 = height / 210;

if(dif2 >= dif1)
{
nwidth = width / dif2;
nheight = height / dif2;
}
else
{
nwidth = width / dif1;
nheight = height / dif1;
}

left = (160 - nwidth) / 2;
top = (210 - nheight) / 2;
}

[YunFeiLi]

Maybe you lose the precision when you use LONG
you can try like this:

double dif1 = double(width / 160.0);
double dif2 = double(height / 210.0);
//use double instead of long...
..........