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The Wang control is the same.
There is a sample project that gets installed with W95 and NT: Do a search for imgsampl.vbp or goto the microsoft Kb and do a search on article Q140980. There you can download it - put and extract it into a separate folder.
There is a sample project that gets installed with W95 and NT: Do a search for imgsampl.vbp or goto the microsoft Kb and do a search on article Q140980. There you can download it - put and extract it into a separate folder.
There is very little documentation for them. On Windows 9x the controls were made by Wang. They were taken over by Kodak from Me/2000 onwards. The objects (Wang & Kodak) are virtually identical.
You will probably want to work with the ImgEdit control.
You should be able to navigate to the documentation from Unfortunately I can't find a closer link than this, but look in the table of contents for the Imaging ActiveX Controls Reference.
You will probably want to work with the ImgEdit control.
You should be able to navigate to the documentation from Unfortunately I can't find a closer link than this, but look in the table of contents for the Imaging ActiveX Controls Reference.
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