Hi,
Is there any way so that I call mspaint through my C program and edit the resolution or resize my photos?
Sundeep
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Jump to PostPersonally, I think I would use GIMP (which is free), and has it's own scripting language for performing all sorts of transformations on images.
Even if you want to stick with mspaint, I think using a windows scripting language would be preferable to using a C program to drive …
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Salem
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Personally, I think I would use GIMP (which is free), and has it's own scripting language for performing all sorts of transformations on images.
Even if you want to stick with mspaint, I think using a windows scripting language would be preferable to using a C program to drive mspaint.
zhelih
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Hi,
Is there any way so that I call mspaint through my C program and edit the resolution or resize my photos?
Sundeep
Call mspaint:
WinExec("mspaint.exe", SW_SHOW);MsPaint uses standart Windows GDI function for working with images. Look through MSDN.
Belrog
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Have a look through google for free image manipulation libraries. There are a few very good ones available. This should be a much better solution than just running MSPaint to resize an image!
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