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dotImage Standard edition will probably be priced similar to ImgX right now. The professional edition with features like document imaging and image metadata will be priced higher.
dotImage does have region of interest processing. Simply passing in a rectangle will process the specified region of the image. For other shapes, you will have get ...
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The dotImage beta signup is now online
http://www.atalasoft.com/Components/dotImage/beta.aspx
Here is info on dotImage:
http://www.atalasoft.com/Components/dotImage/
The beta test will begin on May 13th, but we will be selecting a few people before then for an alpha which will be ready tomorrow. For those interested (and your chance for a Dell ...
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You will need to save to a temporary byte array, then write it to the stream like this:
[code]
string filename = ''24_rgb.bmp'';
Atalasoft.ImgX6Net.ImgX myImgX = new Atalasoft.ImgX6Net.ImgX(filename);
byte[] bytes = new byte[0];
myImgX.Export.ToMemoryFile(ref bytes, ImgX_MemoryFileTypes.ixmfJPG, 24, false);
Response.OutputStream.Write(bytes, 0, ...
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Thank you SteveDude! That means a lot to us, and it is always good to get some comments on how we are doing and how we compare with the competition. We have nothing personal against LEAD, or any of our other competition, and treat them as a viable competitor who happens to be very successfull. We do receive many comments indicating that their ...
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Please send us the image you are working with to support@atalasoft.com. We haven't had any problems with this at all. The CPU goes to 100% for a few seconds, then drops back down.
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Bill Bither
Atalasoft President/Senior Developer
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The important point is that DLLHost remains at 12Mb and does not continue to increase. This is acceptable for DLLHost when running ASP. As far as the 100% CPU spike, that means the image operation is taking full benefit of your CPU. Because image processing is CPU intensive, this is expected as well.
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What version of ImgXASP are you using? There are no memory or resource leaks that we're aware of with the current version. What type of images are you processing? In what manner are you stressing ImgXASP?
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Bill Bither
Atalasoft President/Senior Developer
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Make sure you have the VB6 runtimes installed. They are available here:
http://support.microsoft.com/support/kb/articles/Q192/4/61.ASP
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Bill Bither
Atalasoft President/Senior Developer
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Tony,
The image resolution has nothing to do with how two images will be overlayed. You need to go purely by pixels. If you desire one image of the same pixel dimensions of another image to be scaled differently, you can use one of the many resize methods to change the relative size.
For your second question, you'll need to use ImgX.Draw.Image ...
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You can trap an error like this:
[code]
On Error Resume Next
ImgX.Import.FromFile ''filename''
if err.number = ixeLZWNotActivated then
ImgX.Import.FromPicture LoadPicture(''filename'')
endif
On Error Goto 0
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Bill Bither
Atalasoft President/Senior Developer
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