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Hi.<br />
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I'm using Visual C++ 4.2 and I have a simple(?) question for you:<br />
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How can I use the DrawDib routines in Visual C++ to load and display JPEG files?<br />
The help topic on &quot;About the DrawDib functions&quot; says: <br />
&quot;The DrawDib functions support several compression and decompression methods, including run-length encoding, JPEG, Cinepak, 411 YUV, and Indeo™.&quot;<br />
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I have inspected mmreg.h and found JPEGINFOHEADER and lots of JPEG-stuff. But how do I use it???<br />
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Please help!<br />

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Hi.

I'm using Visual C++ 4.2 and I have a simple(?) question for you:

How can I use the DrawDib routines in Visual C++ to load and display JPEG files?
The help topic on "About the DrawDib functions" says: 
"The DrawDib functions support several compression and decompression methods, including run-length encoding, JPEG, Cinepak, 411 YUV, and Indeo™."

I have inspected mmreg.h and found JPEGINFOHEADER and lots of JPEG-stuff. But how do I use it???

Please help!


DrawDib and JPEG

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