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funny...<br />
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i actually downloaded that exact plugin 20 minutes ago... but i'll give you the points anyway. <br />
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thanks.
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funny...

i actually downloaded that exact plugin 20 minutes ago... but i'll give you the points anyway.

thanks.

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I have a tiff file that is stored as a BLOB in a sql record.<br />
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I'm trying to figure out how I can display that image in a browser.<br />
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I've looked into the BinaryWrite, but it doesn't seem to support Tiff format. &nbsp;<br />
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Please help.<br />
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Thanks.
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I have a tiff file that is stored as a BLOB in a sql record.

I'm trying to figure out how I can display that image in a browser.

I've looked into the BinaryWrite, but it doesn't seem to support Tiff format.  

Please help.

Thanks.

displaying tiff image in asp from blob in sql

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