Does anyone know how to download the updated libraries. It is great that we updates from Kevin Wilson saying there is an update, but he never says where to...
Hello Robert, When you purchase the Advanced Imagery Library, you receive an email with the download location of the software and the username / password....
It would help to know the revision on the file to know you are in fact downloading the updated version. I compared the versions and I didn't see if I got the...
Hello Robert, I understand that it's important to make sure you have the "latest and greatest" version so your application is solid. Be assured that it is ...
Hello Carina, 1) Call the "IO_LoadImage", or "IO_LoadFromBinary", or "IO_LoadFromBase64" function to load the image 2) Call the "Metadata_Set_IPTC" function to...
Good Evening, I have a asp.net 2.0 website and I am wanting to resize an image for use as a thumbnail that I have uploaded into a byte array to store in SQL....
Hello Ronnie, I've taken your code and modified it a little to be a little more efficient... and I've added the AIL functionality to convert the byte array to...
Kevin, That was great help. Now what if I wanted to load the thumbnail back into a byte array so I could store it into the SQL 2005 database along side the...
Dear Kevin, I have an array of R,G,B bytes stored in 1D array. The image is 1280x1024 so have 3 times as many bytes for the three color channels. The function...
Kevin, I have been trying to do the following in VB6 SP6 I have an array of bytes call pData(0 To 3932159) coming from an image sensor. This translate to a...
Hello Robert, You can use the "IO_LoadFromBinary" and "IO_SaveToBinary" methods to work with byte arrays, but the problem is that these methods don't expect a...
Well, thank you for the information. I will continue working with the SetbitmapBits() API function and figure out why it only displays 1/3 of the image only....
See my response to previous post here: http://tech.groups.yahoo.com/group/AIL_Development/message/51 - Kevin ... image ... multiplied ... GREEN, ... border ......
I want to read and write(change) the RGB values of 16 bit Grayscale TIF image in vb.net 2005. could you give me some guidelines. system.drawing.bitmap not...
Since VS.NET 2005 does not support it, just use the "IO_LoadImage" function to load the image into a handle (i.e. - Dim hIMG As Int32) and keep it there and...
I'm reading a bitmap in from the clipboard, and I want to add a white border around the edges. The only way that I can see to do it is to create a new image in...
The easiest way to do it is to do like you said... create a 2nd image and read pixel by pixel from one to the other. However, that is *VERY* processor...
Maybe i'm doing somthing wrong but I am trying to convert a greyscale image to black and white using the Convert_To01bit method. It works successfully however...
Some images use colors in a way that what you are describing will happen when you convert to monochrome. If you see that happen, just call "Effect_Invert" to...
Hello Guys I've just purchased Advanced Image Library standart edition today. After donloading I decompressed the .zip file and read the README: C#.NET /...
As stated on the web site & in the READ ME / help files, the "Standard Version" does not include any native .NET assemblies. The "Professional Version"...
Hi Kevin Thanks for your help. When I try to refer to the AdvImgLib.dll, the Visual studio says this isn't a valid assembly or COM object. I tried the same...
For your first question: 1) Start Visual Studio 2005 (or any of the Express versions) 2) Open your project, or create a new project 3) Go to the "Project" menu...
Hello all AIL users. I wanted to know what the quickest way would be to load a 32 bit tga so that the alpha transparency was preserved. Ideally i'd need my ...
1) Standard 24-bit BITMAP images do not support transparency... so converting any 32-bit transparent image (including TGA) to a 24-bit BITMAP would lose the...
Hi kevin, Thanks for your reply. I am using vb.net and AIL to make an animation sequence player. I did want to squash the image to 16:9 so does that make the...
If you want to squash the image to 16:9 before rendering to a PictureBox, I would recommend resizing the image first, then rendering it transparently using the...
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