Visual Basic, Extract image from FRX to image file?

Extract image from FRX to image file?

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Bob O'Bri #1 / 3	Extract image from FRX to image file? Does anyone know how to extract an image from an FRX file into something that can be opened up by Paint Shop or some other image editor? Using such a tool to "recapture" the image doen't seem to be getting it right. My client had some nice artwork done, but no one knows where the BMP files are any more. What we've got are the pictures in pictureboxes. The most important one happens to be the only thing in one FRX file, but I can't seem to get PaintShopPro to open the FRX, though I tried the simple stuff like changing the extension to those of several different kinds of files PSP does know. Bob O`Bob -- **Fee for reviewing unsolicited commercial mail: $500 minimum.**
Sun, 18 Jul 1999 03:00:00 GMT

Jens Balchen J #2 / 3	Extract image from FRX to image file? Quote: > Does anyone know how to extract an image from an FRX file > into something that can be opened up by Paint Shop or some other > image editor? Using such a tool to "recapture" the image > doen't seem to be getting it right. Well, you're not much off. All you need to do is to write a tiny little util that read the FRM, reads at which offset in the FRX the image for a particular control is stored, read that image, and write it to a file. I have some source code floating about -- I can send it to you on request. -- VB Info: http://home.sn.no/~balchen/vbi/index.htm FAQ: http://home.sn.no/~balchen/vbi/faq.htm Knowledge Base: http://home.sn.no/~balchen/vbi/kb.htm VB Runtimes: http://home.sn.no/~balchen/vbi/runtimes/index.htm Tip of the Week: http://home.sn.no/~balchen/vbi/tip/index.htm
Mon, 19 Jul 1999 03:00:00 GMT

Bob O'Bri #3 / 3	Extract image from FRX to image file? Quote: >> Does anyone know how to extract an image from an FRX file >Well, you're not much off. All you need to do is to write a tiny little >util that read the FRM, reads at which offset in the FRX the image for a >particular control is stored, read that image, and write it to a file. >I have some source code floating about -- I can send it to you on request. No, thanks - someone wrote to suggest I try the SavePicture statement, and the task is now completed. Funny, I recall reading about it, but never used it before. (thanks, wwk!) Bob O`Bob -- **Fee for reviewing unsolicited commercial mail: $500 minimum.**
Tue, 20 Jul 1999 03:00:00 GMT

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