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Also once I do Response.ContentType = &quot;image&quot; or whatever do I just response.write &quot;image.gif&quot; to make the image appear?
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Also once I do Response.ContentType = "image" or whatever do I just response.write "image.gif" to make the image appear?

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The mime types for<br />
gif: image/gif<br />
jpg: image/jpeg<br />
png: image/png<br />
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After setting the content type, you have to read the image file and write it out to the response.stream.<br />

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The mime types for
gif: image/gif
jpg: image/jpeg
png: image/png

After setting the content type, you have to read the image file and write it out to the response.stream.


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Okay is there a tutorial anywhere on response.stream? (just added 10 more pts)
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Okay is there a tutorial anywhere on response.stream? (just added 10 more pts)

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I forgot what is the Content Type for all images: GIF, JPG/JPEG, PNG?
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I forgot what is the Content Type for all images: GIF, JPG/JPEG, PNG?

EASY Response.ContentType = &quot;image&quot;?

Active Server Pages (ASP) is Microsoft’s first server-side engine for dynamic web pages. ASP’s support of the Component Object Model (COM) enables it to access and use compiled libraries such as DLLs. It has been superseded by ASP.NET, but will be supported by Internet Information Services (IIS) through at least 2022.

EASY Response.ContentType = &quot;image&quot;?

EASY Response.ContentType = "image"?