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Why do you want to use an &quot;Image Box&quot; and why not a &quot;Picture Box&quot;..... The image box donot have hDC which severely limits the use of API to rotate the image....... <br />
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Why do you want to use an "Image Box" and why not a "Picture Box"..... The image box donot have hDC which severely limits the use of API to rotate the image.......



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If I could use a PictureBox, who would I do the rotation?
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If I could use a PictureBox, who would I do the rotation?

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Burbble's solution seems quick, if one eplaces pic1hDC%, pic1hDC% with pic1hDC&amp;, pic1hDC&amp;.<br />
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Whilst &nbsp;imarshad's solution looks good, it seems to take ages with a fairly big graphic.<br />
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Thanks to everyone who helped.
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Burbble's solution seems quick, if one eplaces pic1hDC%, pic1hDC% with pic1hDC&, pic1hDC&.

Whilst  imarshad's solution looks good, it seems to take ages with a fairly big graphic.

Thanks to everyone who helped.

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Glad you got it working, thanks for the points.<br />
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-Burbble
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Glad you got it working, thanks for the points.

-Burbble

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I have an Image box in a form, whose image is populated in VBA as follows:<br />
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Image26.Picture = LoadPicture(&quot;c:\hi.jpg&quot;)<br />
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How can I get it to load rotated 90 degrees?<br />
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I am aware that <a href="http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=KB;en-us;q186260" rel="ugc">http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=KB;en-us;q186260</a>&nbsp;allows a bitmap to be rotated 90 degrees, but it doesn't work for jpgs or tifs.<br />
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Many thanks.<br />
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I have an Image box in a form, whose image is populated in VBA as follows:

Image26.Picture = LoadPicture("c:\hi.jpg")

How can I get it to load rotated 90 degrees?

I am aware that http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=KB;en-us;q186260 allows a bitmap to be rotated 90 degrees, but it doesn't work for jpgs or tifs.

Many thanks.



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