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how to convert files to BMP format (Win32)

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    harsh911
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    i would like to know how do i convert different image files to BMP format and again back to original format from BMP without using MFC.

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      i would like to know how do i convert different image files to BMP format and again back to original format from BMP without using MFC.

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      Prakash Nadar
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      Check out CxImage on Code project, you will find that very usefull. The World is getting smaller and so are the people.

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        Check out CxImage on Code project, you will find that very usefull. The World is getting smaller and so are the people.

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        Thanks for the reply.but the code given there is in c++,whereas im working in Win32.Plz tell me if u find any thing code or reference which converts the files ...(Win32)..

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          Thanks for the reply.but the code given there is in c++,whereas im working in Win32.Plz tell me if u find any thing code or reference which converts the files ...(Win32)..

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          Ceri
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          What do you mean you are working in Win32. You must be using some kind of compiler C, C++, VB to use the Win32 API's.

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            What do you mean you are working in Win32. You must be using some kind of compiler C, C++, VB to use the Win32 API's.

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            Prakash Nadar
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            I think CxImage is not dependent on MFC, so you can use those classes without any prob.but need to check on that wheather it uses MFC or not. Doing image manupulation in pure C is a heavy task, i dont even want to think about that. The World is getting smaller and so are the people.

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              I think CxImage is not dependent on MFC, so you can use those classes without any prob.but need to check on that wheather it uses MFC or not. Doing image manupulation in pure C is a heavy task, i dont even want to think about that. The World is getting smaller and so are the people.

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              CxImage can be running on Linux. So, I guess it is MFC independent. Sonork 100.41263:Anthony_Yio

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