Hi,all,
I wrote a program that let's you move a circular
region across the screen with the mouse; in this circular region, the RGB values are changed to corresponding
values of a bitmap in the backbuffer. A BitBlt is made whenever there is a change of more than 8 Pixel on the screen. However...
That's true, probably that's also what I'm going to do. I was just
wondering whether there is a more "elegant" solution, but
unfortunately I'm not so familiar with Visual Basic yet.
If I should still find a "loop" solution (which is nice if you
need more than 200...
The method you mentioned works perfect.
The only thing I still have to solve is to
find out what is the counterpart for
"sprintf" (C language) in Visual Basic so that
I can loop through the file names.
Any ideas ?
I don't have to do it in CorelDraw. The reason why I tried it so far
was that the Gaussian blurr I need works fine with Corel. If there
are better solutions with Photopaint, it's fine with me !
Hello, all,
I'm looking for a way to automize the following steps
in Corel Draw:
importing a bitmap
applying blurr (Gaussian)
exporting the bitmap.
Is there someone experienced with scripts like this ?
Ulrike
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