how to display jpg ,gif or png in RichEdit

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I googled and do much searched on codeproject,I cann't find a solution can display jpg and png in RichEdit,
Any points is Good!

Posted 9-Mar-12 22:15pm

jiazhiqiang

Updated 9-Mar-12 23:06pm

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Richard MacCutchan · Answer 1 · 2012-03-09T23:14:00

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I am not sure that you can. A RichEdit control is used for handling text not images; see here[^] for more information.

Posted 9-Mar-12 23:14pm

Richard MacCutchan

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jiazhiqiang 10-Mar-12 6:00am

The .bmp file is normally supported by RichEdit,but I need about 200+ bmp files.this type of file is 6-8 times bigger than png or gif,I don't need animation feature of gif,I just what static picture.

So I Need to load more smaller type file,eg:png or gif reside in Dll or Disk,I need load them and output in RichEdit2.0.

(Vs2008 MFC VC++)

Richard MacCutchan 10-Mar-12 7:12am

Sorry, I was not aware of that, but I assume loading a png or jpg is the same as a bmp file. How would you normally add a bmp file to the control?

Nelek 10-Mar-12 8:32am

Maybe it is not so easy. I don't know in the new versions of VS, but I faced problems with pic-format time ago. I was lucky I didn't have any restriction/problem as the OP, so I just changed things to *.bmp and didn't investigate so much.

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 11-Mar-12 0:10am

It is possible: put an image on the clipboard and paste in the rich edit. I tried it, it works but ugly, of course.
--SA