BMP File

kk tvm

How to create a bitmap file in a Visual C/C++ Program thanx in advance

Ashok Dhamija

If you are referring to the creation of a bitmap file for the purpose of using it as a resource in VC++ project, then click on the Add Resource menu-item on the Project menu in the VS IDE. In the dialog box appearing on the screen, select Bitmap and then click on the New button. You'll have a blank bmp file material where you can draw / create your own bitmap. Otherwise, you can also draw your bitmap file (with bmp extension) in some other software such as Paint and then import it using Import button in the aforesaid Add Resource dialog box. Regards, Ashok Dhamija _____________________________ Padam Technologies

Ashok Dhamija

If you are referring to the creation of a bitmap file for the purpose of using it as a resource in the VC++ project, then click on the Add Resource menu-item on the Project menu. A dialog box called Add Resource will appear on the screen. Select Bitmap and then click on the New button. You'll get a blank bitmap file drawing area from where you can draw your own bitmap file. As an alternative, you can draw your own bitmap file using some standard drawing software such as Paint and save it as bmp file and then click on the Import button in the aforesaid Add Resource window to import the same. Regards, Ashok Dhamija _____________________________ Padam Technologies

kk tvm

I like to convert program's output into a bitmap file using program by KK

Rage

Krishna Kumar N wrote: program's output What is output by your program ? Is text that you want to print into a bitmap ? or do you get a raw buffer that you want to convert into a bitmap ? Pls give more details, otherwise it is difficult to help... :^) ~RaGE();

kk tvm

My programs output contains text & graphics. Output is already displayed in screen. I like to create a Bitmap file of the output, without using Screen Capture technic (Alt + Print Screen). I used CDC for displaying programs output pls help thanx in advance by Krishna Kumar Krishna Kumar N (Volks)

tranglt

one of solutions, you use CBitmmap copy CDC to CBitmmap ==> Safe to file.:)

Russell

Try with CImage object. Use BitBlt or StretchBlt to copy the displaying programs output between DCs. Use CImage::Save to save on HD the image (bmp, jpg, gif ,...).