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How to add images in visual C++ Library Files

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    Hi.. I am new to this code project.. I have doubt on Visual c++.. My task is to scan the image and find the text in visual c++.. Once if i scan the alphabet it should called the library data base.... 1.Create data base 2. How to include the images in the data base 3.Should we include the images in library files.. 4.How to call the library files.. Could some one help me out:confused: .... Thanks

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      Hi.. I am new to this code project.. I have doubt on Visual c++.. My task is to scan the image and find the text in visual c++.. Once if i scan the alphabet it should called the library data base.... 1.Create data base 2. How to include the images in the data base 3.Should we include the images in library files.. 4.How to call the library files.. Could some one help me out:confused: .... Thanks

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      You better seperate the images out of the database as separate image files in the desired format. In the database I would only list the relative path (!!!) to the image of an image directory or server. Consider changing the image storage for the future!!! X|

      Press F1 for help or google it. Greetings from Germany

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