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    Super Hornet
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    Hi friends, I have a query regarding display of image from remote machine. In the current scenario we are displaying images from remote machine by copying the files from remote machine to local machine and displaying them using "MoveFile" method. But I can see in the preview b/w image to image there is a time delay of 10 sec To be more specific: I have 10 file paths of remote machine and I need to display preview of the images so we are copying files from remote machine to local machine using "MoveFile" after the preview of first image there is a time delay of 10sec to preview second image as it's being copied from remote machine. Is there any better method to reduce the time delay? or is it better to access the images directly from remote path and display instead of copying it to local machine? Please do let me know your suggestions

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      Hi friends, I have a query regarding display of image from remote machine. In the current scenario we are displaying images from remote machine by copying the files from remote machine to local machine and displaying them using "MoveFile" method. But I can see in the preview b/w image to image there is a time delay of 10 sec To be more specific: I have 10 file paths of remote machine and I need to display preview of the images so we are copying files from remote machine to local machine using "MoveFile" after the preview of first image there is a time delay of 10sec to preview second image as it's being copied from remote machine. Is there any better method to reduce the time delay? or is it better to access the images directly from remote path and display instead of copying it to local machine? Please do let me know your suggestions

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      Super Hornet
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      Please do reply your suggestions

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        Hi friends, I have a query regarding display of image from remote machine. In the current scenario we are displaying images from remote machine by copying the files from remote machine to local machine and displaying them using "MoveFile" method. But I can see in the preview b/w image to image there is a time delay of 10 sec To be more specific: I have 10 file paths of remote machine and I need to display preview of the images so we are copying files from remote machine to local machine using "MoveFile" after the preview of first image there is a time delay of 10sec to preview second image as it's being copied from remote machine. Is there any better method to reduce the time delay? or is it better to access the images directly from remote path and display instead of copying it to local machine? Please do let me know your suggestions

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        Mark Salsbery
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        Super Hornet wrote:

        displaying them using "MoveFile" method

        Huh? MoveFile displays images?

        Super Hornet wrote:

        is it better to access the images directly from remote path and display instead of copying it to local machine?

        Why don't you try it?

        Mark Salsbery Microsoft MVP - Visual C++ :java:

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