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Thanx Alex.<br />
I checked it out, and it seems fine. The problem is that it's quite an overkill to what i'm looging for. Do you have an idea where can I find something simpler ? (e.g. a few files I can include in my VC 6.0 project, and call their function ).<br />

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Thanx Alex.
I checked it out, and it seems fine. The problem is that it's quite an overkill to what i'm looging for. Do you have an idea where can I find something simpler ? (e.g. a few files I can include in my VC 6.0 project, and call their function ).


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Sorry, but i know only this (free). Can be other expert..<br />

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Sorry, but i know only this (free). Can be other expert..


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This Answer Did not handle GIF's <br />

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I want to display jpeg/gif files on an owner-drawn window.<br />
With bitmaps it's easy using the memory device context and the bitblt API function. What's the trick for jpegs and gifs ? If there are no API commands for it (for WIN 95, not 98 or NT 5.0) does anyone know about where I can get source code that does the job ?
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I want to display jpeg/gif files on an owner-drawn window.
With bitmaps it's easy using the memory device context and the bitblt API function. What's the trick for jpegs and gifs ? If there are no API commands for it (for WIN 95, not 98 or NT 5.0) does anyone know about where I can get source code that does the job ?

Library command for displaying jpeg/gif in VC++

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