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hah! I get DWIWNWCBDBAC requests daily :)<br />
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I can't use graphics editors, I have to do this with code as the user captures images. &nbsp;problem is, the folks making those requests are aware of what Photoshop and such can do for them off-line. &quot;It's just code right??&quot;<br />
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hah! I get DWIWNWCBDBAC requests daily :)

I can't use graphics editors, I have to do this with code as the user captures images.  problem is, the folks making those requests are aware of what Photoshop and such can do for them off-line. "It's just code right??"



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hmm.. this code works good enough for &quot;them&quot;<br />
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<a href="http://www.codeguru.com/Cpp/G-M/bitmap/specialeffects/article.php/c4897" rel="ugc">http://www.codeguru.com/Cpp/G-M/bitmap/specialeffects/article.php/c4897</a>
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hmm.. this code works good enough for "them"

http://www.codeguru.com/Cpp/G-M/bitmap/specialeffects/article.php/c4897 [http://www.codeguru.com/Cpp/G-M/bitmap/specialeffects/article.php/c4897]

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well, that codegury article solved my question, but your response made me laugh so I'm going to give you the points :)
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well, that codegury article solved my question, but your response made me laugh so I'm going to give you the points :)

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I have a bunch of 1000x1000 grayscale images, and I display thumbnails of them by using StretchBlt, setting the mode to HALFTONE. While you can tell what the thumbnails are of, they have, well, sort of a &quot;denim&quot; (yeah, like your jeans) quality/texture look to them which I've been told &quot;is not good enough&quot;<br />
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ha! so anyway, I've tried some of the other stretchblt modes and none of them make good looking images (I'm taking them from 1000x1000 down to about 85x85, and even smaller as the number of thumbnails I have to display in the given area increases)<br />
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Can somebody recommend an alternative to stretchblt that will give me quality thumbnails?<br />
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thanks!
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I have a bunch of 1000x1000 grayscale images, and I display thumbnails of them by using StretchBlt, setting the mode to HALFTONE. While you can tell what the thumbnails are of, they have, well, sort of a "denim" (yeah, like your jeans) quality/texture look to them which I've been told "is not good enough"

ha! so anyway, I've tried some of the other stretchblt modes and none of them make good looking images (I'm taking them from 1000x1000 down to about 85x85, and even smaller as the number of thumbnails I have to display in the given area increases)

Can somebody recommend an alternative to stretchblt that will give me quality thumbnails?

thanks!

need higher quality stretchblt (downsizing)

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