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    Question Is Vb 6.0 Graphic Format Compatible...such As Jpg And Others?

    Hi there!
    Im a graphic designer willing to understand a little bit on how VB 6.0 behaves regarding jpg formatts and others. Can i insert jpg, bmp, gifs, and even flash animation???...
    Also, my partner and i are wondering how to get comunication between a dep weight for trucks and a pc.
    We would really appreciate any help on this .

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    Lillonix

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    Re: Is Vb 6.0 Graphic Format Compatible...such As Jpg And Others?

    Not using sock components at all, but there are alot of third party methods (freeimage, gdi+ etc) that allow you to do anything.. One thing vb6 is great for is stuff not natively supported by vb6.. Its a gem for api/external programming..

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    Re: Is Vb 6.0 Graphic Format Compatible...such As Jpg And Others?

    Great!..ill start by learning about this whole new staff for me...gdi+, api, external programming.
    All help will be appreciated...

    thnx again!

    Lillonix

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    Re: Is Vb 6.0 Graphic Format Compatible...such As Jpg And Others?

    Figuring out how to communicate with a device through something like a serial port is alot more fun in C++ than it is in VB..

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    Re: Is Vb 6.0 Graphic Format Compatible...such As Jpg And Others?

    Quote Originally Posted by lillonix
    Im a graphic designer willing to understand a little bit on how VB 6.0 behaves regarding jpg formatts and others. Can i insert jpg, bmp, gifs, and even flash animation???...
    You can display a jpg, bmp or gif in a PictureBox. If you want to show a flash animation then you need a flash object, flash.ocx or flash9e.ocx in Components.
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    Also, my partner and i are wondering how to get comunication between a dep weight for trucks and a pc.
    Whats a dep weight?
    Keith

    I've been programming with VB for 25 years. Started with VB4 16bit Pro, VB5 Pro, VB6 Pro/Enterprise and now VB3 Pro. But I'm no expert, I'm still learning.

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    Re: Is Vb 6.0 Graphic Format Compatible...such As Jpg And Others?

    Hey Chem, i bet must be fun 4 you on C++ the thing is: how can WE figure that out? ...would you like to share som info and help us, we'd be grateful.

    Hi Keith
    Thnx 4 your response. What i meant with dep weight was a weight for trucks. The thing is that we want to comunicate a weight throug a serial port to a pc so each time a truck i weighted that info can be inserted into an invoice. Hope i explained myself alright!...'couse we really need some help on this...

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    Re: Is Vb 6.0 Graphic Format Compatible...such As Jpg And Others?

    Quote Originally Posted by lillonix
    Hey Chem, i bet must be fun 4 you on C++ the thing is: how
    What i meant with dep weight was a weight for trucks. The thing is that we want to comunicate a weight throug a serial port to a pc so each time a truck i weighted that info can be inserted into an invoice.
    I still never heard it called dep weight, its normally Laden Weight. Thats the weight of the truck plus cargo.
    Keith

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