Thanks

I gace created an htm which prints fine

Thabks

Colin

>>Cesar
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>>I really appreciate your help
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>>I am not sure that resizing the image is going to help me - I have manually resized an image and it doesn't solve my problem
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>>Let me explain if I may what I am trying to do
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>>My client has placed an order over the phone for 3 packages to be sent to the same address - from my VFP system I can print out 3 labels to go on the packages size 4in wide by 5in deep (10x13cm). But I want to email the labels to him. So I attach the 3 images produced by running a VFP report. But when s the client prints the email attachments they print as a4 size images - too big for the package
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>>I am stumped
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>>Colin
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>>>In my blog you will find tons of samples for dealing with GdiPlusX.
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>>>Google for: VfpImaging + GdiPlusX + Resize + Images
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>>>And you'll find this link: http://weblogs.foxite.com/vfpimaging/2012/03/16/resizing-images-with-gdiplusx/
>>>That provides 4 different techniques to resize your images in a flash, according to your needs, also allowing you to save in any GDI+ compatible format, such as BMP, PNG, GIF, JPEG, TIF or EMF
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>>>>I have downloaded GDI and the following sample program
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>>>>But the program just hangs - what am I going wrong?
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>>>>** How To: RESIZE with Thumbnail Technique
>>>>**
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>>>>** Saves to a PNG file
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>>>>DO j:\gdi\System.App
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>>>>WITH _SCREEN.System.Drawing
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>>>>* Variables to store the new Image size
>>>>LOCAL lnWidth, lnHeight
>>>>STORE 60 TO lnWidth, lnHeight
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>>>>* Load the original Image
>>>>LOCAL loSrcImage as xfcBitmap
>>>>loSrcImage = .Bitmap.New(GETPICT())
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>>>>* Get the thumbnail with the desired size
>>>>LOCAL loThumbnail as xfcImage
>>>>loThumbnail = loSrcImage.GetThumbnailImage(198, 240)
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>>>>* Save the resized image as Png
>>>>loResized.Save("c:\Resized1.png", .Imaging.ImageFormat.Png)
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>>>>ENDWITH
>>>>RETURN
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>In that case, I would export the whole report to a PDF document.
>Although the label will seem strange having such a big unused space, the printing result will be acceptable.