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  1. Jan 2nd, 2003, 05:20 AM #1
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    Save as TIFF

    hi all,

    i have created a MS chart in my vb project. now i want to save the chart in TIFF image or EPS format. pls guide me how to do that.

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    prakash
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    i dont really know why you would want to save it as tiff and not jpg or bmp or something, but anyway, try looking for a DLL that is able to save images into TIFF format, and use an API call to capture the chart off the screen initially
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    search www.pscode.com
    i've found some good libs there...

    in my 2d animator you can get code for saving and opening jpg, pcx, tga, and avi, if you want that
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    Go to the std. modules section, there is a module called 'modfreeimage.bas'. This allows importing and exporting of TIFF files, however I don't think it supports EPS.
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