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Date Posted: 13:43:40 02/26/05 Sat
Author: Bjarne Winkler
Subject: Re: Load tif images
In reply to: Peterson 's message, "Load tif images" on 13:56:44 02/24/05 Thu

Peterson,

I use this to ensure that Envision know about "TIF":

If FindDibGraphicClass('*.TIF') = Nil Then
Begin
RegisterDibGraphic('TIF', 'Tag Bitmap file', TTiffGraphic);
End;

I assume you can register "001" too. Your bigger issue is that you would have to register 999 extensions from "001" to "999". I am here making the assumption that the extension is the page number in a document of single-page TIFF files.

Something to think about:
Copy the "001" file to a temporary file with the "TIF" extension. If you are working with single-page TIFF files you may think about creating a temporary multi-page TIFF file on the fly to make it easier for the user to navigate the document.

Hope some of this helps.

PS: I am still looking for someone that is using Envision under Delphi Dot Net.

>I have a tif file with a extension
>diferent(imagetif.001).
>Is it possible load the file without rename for tif
>extension ?
>
>Best regards

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Replies:

Re: Load tif images -- Peterson, 20:01:32 02/26/05 Sat
- Re: Load tif images -- David L. Bracken, 22:50:57 06/25/05 Sat
  - Re: Load tif images -- Norrit, 04:44:20 08/18/05 Thu