Thumbnailpreview

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Thumbnailpreview

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I am creating a visual basic 6.0 application and I am trying to incorporate a thumbnail viewer. AutoCAD includes thumbnail images in their drawings. How do I access those images for viewing with visual basic.
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Anonymous
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Don't waste your time with the DVB project that was posted
by Frank.

It only works with monochrome bitmaps.

schmaltzkj wrote:
>
> I am creating a visual basic 6.0 application and I am trying to incorporate a thumbnail
> viewer. AutoCAD includes thumbnail images in their drawings. How do I access those
> images for viewing with visual basic.

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Checkout DWGInfoTip at http://www.caddzone.com/dwginfo.htm

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Anonymous
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Correction - It only works with 256 color bitmaps, and
does not work with monochrome bitmaps.

Tony Tanzillo wrote:
>
> Don't waste your time with the DVB project that was posted
> by Frank.
>
> It only works with monochrome bitmaps.
>
> schmaltzkj wrote:
> >
> > I am creating a visual basic 6.0 application and I am trying to incorporate a thumbnail
> > viewer. AutoCAD includes thumbnail images in their drawings. How do I access those
> > images for viewing with visual basic.
>
> --
>
> Checkout DWGInfoTip at http://www.caddzone.com/dwginfo.htm
>
> /*********************************************************/
> /* Tony Tanzillo Design Automation Consulting */
> /* Programming & Customization for AutoCAD & Compatibles */
> /* ----------------------------------------------------- */
> /* tony.tanzillo@worldnet.att.net */
> /* http://www.caddzone.com */
> /*********************************************************/

--

Checkout DWGInfoTip at http://www.caddzone.com/dwginfo.htm

/*********************************************************/
/* Tony Tanzillo Design Automation Consulting */
/* Programming & Customization for AutoCAD & Compatibles */
/* ----------------------------------------------------- */
/* tony.tanzillo@worldnet.att.net */
/* http://www.caddzone.com */
/*********************************************************/
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Anonymous
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What precisely do you mean by a thumbnail
viewer.

You mention you use VB6, so are you looking for a viewer
which can be added to your VB6 app using an ocx?

If so, there are a number about which you can
buy.

Otherwise AutoCAD have a free and cheerful one called
dwgthumbnail.ocx.

 

By the way people, why the aggro?

on the other hand

Attitudes are contagious. Is yours worth catching?  -
really does piss me off.

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Stuart Nathan @

href="http://www.office-manager.co.uk">http://www.office-manager.co.uk
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Anonymous
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I am essentially looking to add a viewer to my current VB application. I would like the ability to explore a directory of .dwg files and preview them before opening them. This application would work outside of AutoCAD. I am not real interested in obtaining or buying a product I would rather create my own. What I do need is some input as to how to link the dwgthumbnail.ocx file to my VB application assuming that the dwgthumbnail.ocx is what I need.

schmaltzkj
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Anonymous
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schmaltzkj wrote:

> What I do need is some input as to how
> to link the dwgthumbnail.ocx file to my VB application assuming that
> the dwgthumbnail.ocx is what I need.

What input?

1) Register It
2) Reference It
3) Draw It on the form
4) Set the DwgThumbname.Dwgname property

Terry
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Message 7 of 7

Anonymous
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I need reference the saved thumbnail to be viewed in a picturebox. I believe thats one way of doing it but any suggestions would be appriciated.
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