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In the days of VB6 I would often use the Wang/Kodak
Imaging control that ships with Windows to process TIFF
files. Drop the ocx on a form and TIFF file manipulation
is all very easy.

So how do I do this in .net? I've searched MSDN and while
there is a lot about imaging, and there is of course the
imaging namespace, I can't find anything more than the odd
reference to TIFF. Specifically, how do I take multiple
TIFF files and append them to a single multi-page TIFF?

Jul 21 '05 #1
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you could import the COM imaging control into your .NET project really
easily if you're using VS.

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In the days of VB6 I would often use the Wang/Kodak
Imaging control that ships with Windows to process TIFF
files. Drop the ocx on a form and TIFF file manipulation
is all very easy.

So how do I do this in .net? I've searched MSDN and while
there is a lot about imaging, and there is of course the
imaging namespace, I can't find anything more than the odd
reference to TIFF. Specifically, how do I take multiple
TIFF files and append them to a single multi-page TIFF?

Jul 21 '05 #2
Hi,

You can use Image.SaveAdd() to create a multi-page TIFF.

The link below points to unmanaged docs describing how to do this.
Do it the same way in managed code.

http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/?u...DIPlus/usingGD
IPlus/usingimageencodersanddecoders/creatingandsavingamultipleframeimage.asp
?frame=true

Beware line-wrap on the url above.

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In the days of VB6 I would often use the Wang/Kodak
Imaging control that ships with Windows to process TIFF
files. Drop the ocx on a form and TIFF file manipulation
is all very easy.

So how do I do this in .net? I've searched MSDN and while
there is a lot about imaging, and there is of course the
imaging namespace, I can't find anything more than the odd
reference to TIFF. Specifically, how do I take multiple
TIFF files and append them to a single multi-page TIFF?


Jul 21 '05 #3

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