Intel releases JPEG Lib v. 1.5

[Ray Mercer]

I just received an email from Intel announcing the release of their JPEG
library v. 1.5. It had a number of important bug fixes and improvements,
but the one that stood out was this:

* Support for Microsoft Visual Basic*

Just thought you might be interested <g>
http://developer.intel.com/vtune/PER.../ijl/index.htm

Ray Mercer
MS-MVP Visual Basic
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[mrfelis]

Cool! Maybe the MS's bug loading JPG's will go away now?

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Ray Mercer <raymer@mvps.org> wrote in message
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> I just received an email from Intel announcing the release of their JPEG
> library v. 1.5. It had a number of important bug fixes and improvements,
> but the one that stood out was this:
>
> * Support for Microsoft Visual Basic*
>
> Just thought you might be interested <g>
> http://developer.intel.com/vtune/PER.../ijl/index.htm
>
> Ray Mercer
> MS-MVP Visual Basic
> www.shrinkwrapvb.com
>
>
>

[Mike D Sutton]

> Cool! Maybe the MS's bug loading JPG's will go away now?

Bug?

Mike


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[mrfelis]

> Bug?

Load a JPG into a picture box with out a border using loadpicture. I have
yet to see the image load without one or more edges getting mangled in the
process.

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Mike D Sutton <Frankle@btinternet.com> wrote in message
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> > Cool! Maybe the MS's bug loading JPG's will go away now?
>

>
> Mike
>
>
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>

[Mike D Sutton]

> Load a JPG into a picture box with out a border using loadpicture. I have
> yet to see the image load without one or more edges getting mangled in the
> process.

Seems to work fine here?

I'm using:

Private Sub Form_Load()
With Picture1
.BorderStyle = 0
.Picture = LoadPicture("J:\Pics\Temp.jpg")
End With
End Sub

(VB6 Ent. SP4, PIII 450mhz, 256 RAM, ATI Rage 128 (AGP) w/ 32mb RAM)
The JPG is 200*150, Progressive (3 scans) and set to quality 6 in Photoshop
5.5 (7.45kb)
Sure it's not your graphics card/drivers?

Mike


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[mrfelis]

What an amazing difference a border can make! Here's what I was doing:

Loading any JPG through LoadPicture into an autosized picture box (picIn).
Using Paintpicture to strech the image to the current resolution and paint
into another picture box (picOut). Saving picOut.Image to a BMP.

If picOut has a border, the edges of the BMP were scrambled. The borderstyle
of picIn has no effect on the final file.

After fiddeling with the project, I've managed to change something and the
image property always has a white line along the bottom of the screen.

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Mike D Sutton <Frankle@btinternet.com> wrote in message
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> > Load a JPG into a picture box with out a border using loadpicture. I
have
> > yet to see the image load without one or more edges getting mangled in
the
> > process.
>
> Seems to work fine here?
>
> I'm using:
>
> Private Sub Form_Load()
> With Picture1
> .BorderStyle = 0
> .Picture = LoadPicture("J:\Pics\Temp.jpg")
> End With
> End Sub
>
> (VB6 Ent. SP4, PIII 450mhz, 256 RAM, ATI Rage 128 (AGP) w/ 32mb RAM)
> The JPG is 200*150, Progressive (3 scans) and set to quality 6 in
Photoshop
> 5.5 (7.45kb)
> Sure it's not your graphics card/drivers?
>
> Mike
>
>
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>
> WWW: Http://Members.xoom.com/EDais/
> Work E-Mail: EDais@btinternet.com
> Other E-Mail: Frankle@btinternet.com
>
>

[mrfelis]

The white line seems to be part of the desktop, I checked the actual BMP
file and it wasn't there.

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mrfelis <mrfelis@yahoo.NOSPAM.com> wrote in message
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> What an amazing difference a border can make! Here's what I was doing:
>
> Loading any JPG through LoadPicture into an autosized picture box (picIn).
> Using Paintpicture to strech the image to the current resolution and paint
> into another picture box (picOut). Saving picOut.Image to a BMP.
>
> If picOut has a border, the edges of the BMP were scrambled. The
borderstyle
> of picIn has no effect on the final file.
>
> After fiddeling with the project, I've managed to change something and the
> image property always has a white line along the bottom of the screen.
>
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> C'Ya,
> mrfelis
> mrfelis@yahoo.NOSPAM.com
> just remove the spam
> Mike D Sutton <Frankle@btinternet.com> wrote in message
> news:39f9f10d@news.devx.com...
> > > Load a JPG into a picture box with out a border using loadpicture. I
> have
> > > yet to see the image load without one or more edges getting mangled in
> the
> > > process.
> >
> > Seems to work fine here?
> >
> > I'm using:
> >
> > Private Sub Form_Load()
> > With Picture1
> > .BorderStyle = 0
> > .Picture = LoadPicture("J:\Pics\Temp.jpg")
> > End With
> > End Sub
> >
> > (VB6 Ent. SP4, PIII 450mhz, 256 RAM, ATI Rage 128 (AGP) w/ 32mb RAM)
> > The JPG is 200*150, Progressive (3 scans) and set to quality 6 in
> Photoshop
> > 5.5 (7.45kb)
> > Sure it's not your graphics card/drivers?
> >
> > Mike
> >
> >
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> > Other E-Mail: Frankle@btinternet.com
> >
> >
>
>