I figured out a better way to return the file path of the current image. When displaying an image, save the file path to the .tag property of the image viewer: GDImgCtrl.Tag = FileLocation When you want to figure out what the current file path is use the code: If GDImgCtrl.PageCount > 0 then current...

Do you still plan to add DICOM? I may have to change to a different image library if not

I would love this feature as well!

Adding Dicom support would open the door for Medical Imaging Apps. Please add!

Much easier than saving it the old way!

Thanks!

Are there any functions to remove the password, or do I have to accomplish it as I mentioned in my first post? Thanks!

Those functions must be in the new version as I'm using 5.11.18

Thanks!

Is there a way to test if a PDF is password protected without prompting the user? I would like to create a remove password function that would check if a PDF is password protected, and if it is, ask the user if they would like to remove the password. It would work something like. Open the PDF in the...

duh.... I should have known it would be my fault.

When ImageForceTemporaryMode is set to true, if the file is not a PDF, it opens a temp copy, and the original is able to be deleted as expected. If the image is a PDF, there is a file lock on the original PDF file, so it is not able to be deleted. Windows 7 gdpicturepro5.ocx 5.11.0.18 gdpdfplug.dll ...

Thats ok if you want to keep it that way (I won't have to change my code!), but you might want to update your documentation as it says top.

I'm having another problem related to bad coordinates. Hopefully you can replicate this one. I'm using the PdfSetMeasurementUnits = Point becuase I was having problems with the other types. I've noticed that the nSrcTop of the Draw Functions Seem to draw from the bottom up. This wasn't a problem bef...

I had version 5.6.9

I'll try the new version.

Thanks!

Abdiel

That fixed the landscape problem I created. Loic does it again! Thanks!

Let me know what version of Access you have (if any so I can send you a test app.)

I think you may not be seeing the problem becuase you are loading the image differently. I Loaded the Image into the Viewer Control, then used the Viewer.GetNativeImage to Add the Image to the PDF. I experienced the not being able to load 2nd image after loading the image into the viewer, used Viewe...