ssjohn143 — 2011-10-03 12:55:10

You can't show an image in a command-line (console) window, which is what it sounds like you're trying to do. The only way to do this is to enter graphics mode or program a GUI application, like a Windows app. Images are actually a pretty advanced topic in C++, unlike other languages, such as Java or C#. And the way to enter graphics mode is different for every operating system (unlike, again, with Java). You'll have to find out how to enter graphics mode for the operating system you're working in, which sounds like command-line Windows (or DOS) from the tools you're using. Also, unless you use a library of some kind, the process of reading and displaying each kind of image format is different. All images contain different header information and encoding techniques. So you'll have to write one set of functions (e.g. in a class) for reading & writing JPEG and another for handling GIF and so on. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ movers nyc petites annonces particuliers

zw_admin — 2009-08-12 12:38:10

Dear Rohit, sorry for replying so late! Here are some suggestions you can convert DWG to raster image: 1> Export You can export DWG to bmp file or output the drawing in EPS (encapsulated PostScript) format, which can be edited with PhotoShop to improve the drawing's appearance. 2>Plot supports many raster image formats, such as JPEG, TIFF, PNG, GIF, MNG, TAG, and PCX through the Plot command. we provide two optimized raster raster image plotter (JPEG, PNG)in our latest version ZWCAD 2009i. For more detailed information please refer to : http://www.zwcad.org/cad-software-support/cad-tips&tricks/200973055001%20PM2796.html Any question about using ZWCAD please feel free to let me know! Best Regards, Amanda

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