How do you display an image (at a specific x,y location) in C++ ?
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I have never done it (or tried it) for JPG, GIF, etc. but I have done it for BMP images. I think the others need decompressed first, but for BMP:\n\nCDC ScreenDC; //define this in your header file\n\n//in your open file routine \nCPaintDC dc(this);\nHANDLE BMPHandle;\nHDC TmpDC;\n\nTmpDC = CreateCompatibleDC(dc);\n\nBMPHandle = ::LoadImage( ::AfxGetInstanceHandle(), "my.bmp", \nIMAGE_BITMAP, 0, 0, LR_LOADFROMFILE);\n//my.bmp is the name of the .bmp you want to load.\n\nSelectObject(TmpDC, BMPHandle);\n\nBitBlt(ScreenDC, 0, 0, 800, 800, TmpDC, 0, 0, SRCCOPY);\n//the first 0 is the x coordinate of the upper left corner (change to where you want it)\n//the second 0 is the y coordinate of the upper left corner (change to where you want it)\n//the first 800 is the width of the bitmap\n//the second 800 is the height of the bitmap\n//the fourth 0 is the x coordinate of the bitmap (leave at 0 to get the whole bitmap)\n//the fifth 0 is the y coordinate of the bitmap (also leave at 0)\n\nInvalidate();\nDeleteObject(BMPHandle);\nDeleteDC(TmpDC);
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Use MSPaint.\nAnd do the free form select.
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Can you open it up with MS Paint, which comes with Windows?\nIf not, how about Windows Picture Viewer.  When you are viewing that, do a print screen, then paste it into MS Paint.\n\nIn MS paint, can you try to resize it so it prints on 6 pages.  Go to Image, Stretch/Skew.  Type in a number for height and width, for example 50% to halve the picture.
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http://www.cplusplus.happycodings.com/Computer_Graphics/code22.html\nhttp://www.wol.net.pk/mtshome/cppComputerGraphics.html#Area%20Filling\n\nThis is C, but close enough:\nhttp://www.programmersheaven.com/download/15200/download.aspx
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Take a picture of the whole screen\n\n⌘-Shift-3\n\nTake a picture of part of the screen\n\n⌘-Shift-4, then drag to select the area you want in the picture.\n\nTo cancel, press Escape.\n\nTake a picture of a window, a menu, the menu bar, or the Dock.\n\nPress ⌘-Shift-4, then press the Space bar. Move the pointer over the area you want so that it's highlighted, then click.\n\nTo drag to select the area instead, press the Space bar again. To cancel, press Escape.
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try this one first\nLocal>Disk>From Image\n\n:> peace
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try using a jpeg or png.  and reimport it inot your library.  Also when you convert it to a symbol make sure not to move the center achor point.
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http://www.glnd.k12.va.us/resources/graphicalorganizers/  don't know if that might help you?
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Take a look at this site.\nhttp://www.functionx.com/visualc/index.htm
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Right click on the " X " at the top left corner of the image then show image
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Here's my favorite way:\n\nFrom the View menu, click Toolbars, then Picture.  You now have the Picture toolbar on the desktop.  It can float or snap to the top, right, left, or bottom of the screen.  Now, just click the Picture icon (either the top or left one) and insert pictures to your heart's content!
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GOOGLE images. Just type in display board or whatever your project is about and youll get great images to use.
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Take advantage of CSS (Cascading Style Sheets) to position the image you want in the location you want. I'm not going to write the actual CSS you'll need but I'll list some resources.\n\nhttp://www.htmldog.com\nhttp://www.w3schools.com\nhttp://www.spoono.com\nhttp://www.pixel2life.com
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Vector is drawing, so whatever program you are using you need to draw them images you have and save it as a say vector 'shape'
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<img src="webaddress of image goes here" width="WIDTH GOES HERE" height="HEIGHT GOES HERE">\n\nthere you go
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Using the odd/even integer syntax\n\ncreate a grid, numbering each of the blocks, and for all Odd number blocks, insert the command to add a star.\n\nAre you learning C++ in school?