VBScript Image Resizing [modified]
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The topic says it all. I wish to be able to resize an image using VBScript. I have been googling for +- 3 hours now - My google dork is down to: VBScript+Image+Resize -".NET" -"ImageMagick" -"OWC" -"CS3" -"PDFLib" -"imgsz.asp" -"software" -".exe" -"ReDim" -"Javascript" -"CSS" -"MajunX" -"Download" And so far, all I've found are broken Scripts, broken code, "Visual Resizing" (img height = "250" - Which still has the same prob if it's a 3MB image, as it takes the same time to load...), working examples (With no working code), ActiveX Controls (Not an Option), etc, etc, etc... I was wondering if anyone could offer any assistance? Much Appreciated! - Reelix
-= Reelix =-
modified on Monday, October 20, 2008 5:04 AM
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The topic says it all. I wish to be able to resize an image using VBScript. I have been googling for +- 3 hours now - My google dork is down to: VBScript+Image+Resize -".NET" -"ImageMagick" -"OWC" -"CS3" -"PDFLib" -"imgsz.asp" -"software" -".exe" -"ReDim" -"Javascript" -"CSS" -"MajunX" -"Download" And so far, all I've found are broken Scripts, broken code, "Visual Resizing" (img height = "250" - Which still has the same prob if it's a 3MB image, as it takes the same time to load...), working examples (With no working code), ActiveX Controls (Not an Option), etc, etc, etc... I was wondering if anyone could offer any assistance? Much Appreciated! - Reelix
-= Reelix =-
modified on Monday, October 20, 2008 5:04 AM
Although it would be theoritically possible to resize an image using plain VBScript, it's not practically useful. It would simply take too long time for the code to run. You need a third party component to resize images in VBScript.
Despite everything, the person most likely to be fooling you next is yourself.
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Although it would be theoritically possible to resize an image using plain VBScript, it's not practically useful. It would simply take too long time for the code to run. You need a third party component to resize images in VBScript.
Despite everything, the person most likely to be fooling you next is yourself.