It sounds like you're not compressing the JPEG image at all. When you call
the "IO_SaveImage" method to save a JPEG image, pass a value from 1 to 100
to the "SaveFlags" parameter. This tells the save function what level of
quality / compression you want. Remember that the lower the quality, the
smaller the file size... and the higher the quality, the larger the file
size. I generally will save JPEG images with 80 - 90 quality.

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>From: "hmmfunnything" <hmmfunnything@...>
>Reply-To: AIL_Development@yahoogroups.com
>To: AIL_Development@yahoogroups.com
>Subject: [AIL_Development] Huge Problem using ASP Version :)
>Date: Thu, 09 Nov 2006 06:01:29 -0000
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>I've spend 6 hours tracing both the photo demo and the raw AIL library
>calling AdvImgLib.cAdvancedImagery_ASP run the exact same processes
>using the same image and the photo software demo creates a compressed
>jpg file where the ASP process will generate a huge jpg file.
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>An example would be Original 33k to 633k (After Processing)
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>Yes, the Convert_To24 function was used after all effects calls :)
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>I believe the issue my be related to IIS and windows 2003 processing
>but not sure also create a com object with IIS support to wrap around
>the dll and still get the same results.
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>Any thoughts .. ??
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