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Recently my boss needs me to write a program to resize a photo, then the resized photo will be keep and inserted into a Excel later. i can sucessfully to use the graphic mill to resize a photo. In some photo viewer like Acdsee. it doesn't see any problem. (the photo can be resized into the size that i need) if the resized photo insert into a Excel. The photo will be very big and need to resize again in excel, and the photo is not in scale. it seems wired. ( i also try to use the graphic processor 1.9 but it doesn't seems any problem) i've been updated the graphic mill into the most updated version. is it the bug in graphic mill or i miss some code... ? Thanks you my code is the following: Code:Dim obj_pic As New GraphicsMill.Bitmap
obj_pic.LoadFromFile "C:\test.jpg"
obj_pic.Formats.SelectCurrent "JPEG"
obj_pic.Formats.Current.EncoderOptions("JpegQuality").Value = 60
obj_pic.Transforms.Resize 400,300 , InterpolationModeHighQuality
obj_pic.SaveToFile "D:\test.jpg"
my working environment Graphic mill 2.0.346 VB6 sp6 Excel 2000 sp3 Edited by user Monday, December 24, 2007 4:26:12 PM(UTC)
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Hello,
What code you use to put the image into Excel?
If other viewers display the image resized, it means that Graphics Mill did resize it. So I can assume that there is a typo in the code you use, e.g. you try to load C:\test.jpg instead of D:\test.jpg...
Hope this helps.
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i'm not use VBA OR VB to insert photo. i used the insert picture function in EXCEL only
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in excel, you can see the picture information. if i need to resize the picture into 400 x 300 pixel. The Excel will show 400" x 300" but if iuse graphic processor 1.9 the size will much more smaller... 5.xx" X 4.xx"
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It seems you need to specify proper image resolution using HorizontalResolution and VerticalResolution properties of the Bitmap. It is likely original file has incorrect DPI values (namely 1), although it is typically = 72. So before saving image to file, add these lines: Code:
objBitmap.HorizontalResolution = 72
objBitmap.VerticalResolution = 72
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