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ambience:<br />
hi...sorry I don't get back to you too regularly. Ok...I looked at your code. Like I said in the previous question I'm in an ODBC dialog based app, no OnPaint etc...how do I fit in the code for creating a DC? And if there is a way, will the CRect class work, putting the rectangle of the desired sizeat the desired spot in the dialog box just like that?
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ambience:
hi...sorry I don't get back to you too regularly. Ok...I looked at your code. Like I said in the previous question I'm in an ODBC dialog based app, no OnPaint etc...how do I fit in the code for creating a DC? And if there is a way, will the CRect class work, putting the rectangle of the desired sizeat the desired spot in the dialog box just like that?

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How to use this class to load a jpg to a Picture clip control ver 6.0 ? I need to load the file path, say C:\photos\myphoto.jpg and get it to display in the Microsoft Picture CLip Control, or another control.Any body have experience ? Thanks!<br />

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How to use this class to load a jpg to a Picture clip control ver 6.0 ? I need to load the file path, say C:\photos\myphoto.jpg and get it to display in the Microsoft Picture CLip Control, or another control.Any body have experience ? Thanks!


Using CPictureHolder

C++ is an intermediate-level general-purpose programming language, not to be confused with C or C#. It was developed as a set of extensions to the C programming language to improve type-safety and add support for automatic resource management, object-orientation, generic programming, and exception handling, among other features.