[RESOLVED] Image Resize and save problem

hi,
i have a problem with image.
i have loaded an image in the

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Image1.Picture = loadpicture("c:\abc.jpg")

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but when i change its size height and width by

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Image1.height=200
image1.width=2000

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and save it by its new size by this code

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savepicture()

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the image size is not changes to its new size.
how i can do it?
i want to save the picture with its new size i have set by my code

The picture loaded always stays the same. It is loaded into a bitmap and paintet to the image controls "screen" whenever it is refreshed.
If the image control is resized, and stretch is on, then the image from the bitmap is painted bigger or smaller, but the bitmap itself remains unchanged.

Therefore on the first view your task is not too trivial.
I'd say there could be some API calls which you might use...

I hope one of the graphic gurus is taking over :)

You can use the PaintPicture member of PictureBox to resize the image and save it to a file

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  Dim pic As StdPicture
  Set pic = LoadPicture("<SOURCE FILENAME>")
  With Picture1
      .AutoRedraw = True
      Call .PaintPicture(pic, 0, 0, .ScaleX(200, vbPixels, .ScaleMode), .ScaleY(200, vbPixels, .ScaleMode))
      .AutoRedraw = False
      Call SavePicture(.Image, "<DESTINATION FILENAME>")
  End With

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Hope it will help you

I have to make changes to the code. The .image returns only the part within the rect of the picturebox so we have to resize the control to our desired picture size. Here's my code that works with any scalemode of the picturebox. It also takes into account if the picturebox has a border.

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  Dim pic As StdPicture
  Const sizeX As Integer = 200, sizeY As Integer = 200
  Set pic = LoadPicture("<SOURCE FILENAME HERE>")
  With Picture1
      .Width = (sizeX * Screen.TwipsPerPixelX) + .Width - .ScaleX(.ScaleWidth, .ScaleMode, vbTwips)
      .Height = (sizeY * Screen.TwipsPerPixelY) + .Height - .ScaleY(.ScaleHeight, .ScaleMode, vbTwips)
      .AutoRedraw = True
      .Cls
      Call .PaintPicture(pic, 0, 0, .ScaleWidth, .ScaleHeight)
      .AutoRedraw = False
      Call SavePicture(.Image, "<DESTINATION FILENAME HERE>")
  End With

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You can make the picturebox invisible so users won't see it

And even without any extra control because they are made on the go.

the only thing you need is a form thats called frmMain or if you wish you can change that to another name

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Public Function Create_Thumb(sImagePath As String,sDestPath as string, Optional lPixWidth As Long = 95, Optional lPixHeight As Long = 95) As String
Dim iTwipHeight As Long, iTwipWidth As Long
iTwipWidth = ConvertPixelsToTwips(lPixWidth)
iTwipHeight = ConvertPixelsToTwips(lPixHeight, 1)

Dim picTemp As Control, picImage As Control
Set picTemp = frmMain.Controls.Add("vb.picturebox", "picTemp", frmMain)
Set picImage = frmMain.Controls.Add("vb.picturebox", "picImage", frmMain)
picTemp.AutoSize = True
picImage.AutoSize = True
picImage.AutoRedraw = True
picTemp.Picture = LoadPicture(sImagePath)
picImage.Picture = LoadPicture()

If picTemp.Width > iTwipWidth Or picTemp.Height > iTwipHeight Then
    Dim cRatio As Currency
    picImage.Width = iTwipWidth
    picImage.Height = iTwipHeight
    If picTemp.Width > picTemp.Height Then
        cRatio = picTemp.Width / picImage.Width
    Else
        cRatio = picTemp.Height / picImage.Height
    End If
    picImage.Width = picTemp.Width / cRatio
    picImage.Height = picTemp.Height / cRatio
    picImage.PaintPicture picTemp.Picture, 0, 0, picImage.Width, picImage.Height
    picImage.Picture = picImage.Image
Else
    picImage.Width = picTemp.Width
    picImage.Height = picTemp.Height
    picImage.Picture = picTemp.Picture
End If
picImage.Refresh
picTemp.Picture = LoadPicture
frmMain.Controls.Remove "picTemp"

Call SavePicture(picimage.picture,sDestPath)

'-clear data
ClearData:
picImage.Picture = LoadPicture
frmMain.Controls.Remove "picImage"
End Function

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you could also look at the Crop and Zoom project...

Theres plenty on code there to help ..

Gremmy...

Is there any way short of 3rd party addin to save the image as a Jpeg?

Will FREE do? :)

Free will be just fine :)

Thanks

thanks so much :)