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You can try ATL's CImage class. It is based on GDI+ and can load tiff files.<br />
#include &lt;atlimage.h&gt;<br />
CImage image;<br />
if (image.Load(&quot;file.tiff&quot;) == S_OK)<br />
{<br />
&nbsp; //<br />
}
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You can try ATL's CImage class. It is based on GDI+ and can load tiff files.
#include <atlimage.h>
CImage image;
if (image.Load("file.tiff") == S_OK)
{
  //
}

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Thanks for the info but maybe I should clarify something.<br />
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We are using MS Visual C++ 6.0
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Thanks for the info but maybe I should clarify something.

We are using MS Visual C++ 6.0

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CImage works in VC6. GDI+ is included in windows 2000 and later.
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CImage works in VC6. GDI+ is included in windows 2000 and later.

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Is there API in MS Visual C++ &nbsp;to manipulate TIFF files?
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Is there API in MS Visual C++  to manipulate TIFF files?

C++ Tiff file manipulation API

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