>>I wonder if this is possible (and how) if you create the template using ASP.NET? How difficult would it be to have the feature of taking a picture and storing it (say, in a database or email)?
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>It is not recommended to store image of file, as is, in the database. I always save them in a relational approach on the disk or by preserving the file name as is, which then assume that you store the file name in the table.
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>As far as email, you can include an embedded image in an email, if this is HTML, or establish a link to a server, if you wish the file to remain on the server. Or, you can add it as attachment and it will be done automatically.
My question was more about "how to take a picture" from an ASP.NET application. My thought was to "embed" the picture in the form and convert it to a PDF document (for future storage or email).
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