Hi Sandeep.
Do a google search for Freeimage.dll. It has a number of routines for
handling image files, including being able to find out the size of an image
in terms of numbers of pixels horizontally and vertically.
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Jonathan West - Word MVP
www.intelligentdocuments.co.uk
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[Quoted Text] > Hi
> [I posted the same in the word graphics news group later I felt this is
> the
> right place.]
>
> I have req where I prompt the user to browse for an image, which will be
> copied to a folder and as the user starts fillin in the word template I
> need
> to provide an interface for the user to select a particular coordinate in
> that image.
>
> I am right now using a macro to browse the image and thereafter to create
> a
> folder and add the same into that. The image name will also be there in
> the
> document.
>
> To select a coordinate I am using a form wth image control and use the
> mouse down and up event and makes the user to grab the coordinate.
>
> Now I face some issue regarding the actual resolution of the image loaded.
> As my imge control is of a fixed size I cannot load the image to the
> actual
> resolution, this will also affect the coordinated plotted by the
> user.Image
> control does not have a scroll bar as to provide a scroll when the image
> goes
> beyond the size of image control.
>
> Could somebody find me a solution for this.
>
> TIA
>
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> Sandeep Thoppil
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