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OleCreateFromFile() function for loading and after that you have to use an OLE interface from reachedit to insert it.
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OleCreateFromFile() function for loading and after that you have to use an OLE interface from reachedit to insert it.

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Inserting a bitmap file into a CRichEditCtrl<br />
<a href="http://www.codeguru.com/richedit/rtfbitmap.shtml" rel="ugc">http://www.codeguru.com/richedit/rtfbitmap.shtml</a>
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Inserting a bitmap file into a CRichEditCtrl
http://www.codeguru.com/richedit/rtfbitmap.shtml [http://www.codeguru.com/richedit/rtfbitmap.shtml]

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Thanks a lot for answer! I have tried (successfully) the method you suggest. The problem that remains unsolved is, how to handle pictures in other fileformats (.jpg,.gif, ...)!
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Thanks a lot for answer! I have tried (successfully) the method you suggest. The problem that remains unsolved is, how to handle pictures in other fileformats (.jpg,.gif, ...)!

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You have to convert other file formats into the bitmap file format.
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You have to convert other file formats into the bitmap file format.

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Thanks again! I've never done before this kind of fileformat conversions. Please give me a clue how and at which stage of the process (CreateFromFile-&gt;REOBJECT-<wbr />&gt;InsertObj<wbr />ect) to make the conversion.
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Thanks again! I've never done before this kind of fileformat conversions. Please give me a clue how and at which stage of the process (CreateFromFile->REOBJECT->InsertObject) to make the conversion.

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What is the most convenient way to read a picture (.bmp,.gif,.jpg,...) from a file and insert it into CRichEditCtrl for to print together with text. I dont need to edit the picture inside CRichEditCtrl/CRichEditVie<wbr />w!
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What is the most convenient way to read a picture (.bmp,.gif,.jpg,...) from a file and insert it into CRichEditCtrl for to print together with text. I dont need to edit the picture inside CRichEditCtrl/CRichEditView!

Picture in CRichEditCtrl

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