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Comments by Mike$7 (Top 4 by date)
Mike$7
7-Aug-10 11:15am
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I've done that but the file is still locked... or at least my program can't write to it, although no exceptions pop up...
Mike$7
30-Jul-10 14:14pm
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Have you tried playing around with the mdi parent container in a new solution? Try making a new one, go to Project -> Add Windows Form -> MDI Parent Form. Then on the solution explorer, click Program.cs and replace:
Application.Run(new Form1());
to:
Application.Run(new YourMDIParentContainerNameHere());
Then debug!
Mike$7
30-Jul-10 14:06pm
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Have you read any of the previous comments?
Mike$7
30-Jul-10 2:19am
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Oddly, I've set the bitmap saving to .Gif and it takes more space to store a .Gif with default pixel format than to store a jpeg with 16 Bit RGB565... The pictures would be all handled by my program and there would no need for any external editors to open my file. Any other suggestions? I'm trying to find some code to save a jpeg file with selectable quality... any links that have a function to input a bitmap to save as a quality-controllable jpeg?