Hi,
I have made pictures (JPG) of some texts (a text consists of one or two words) and have assigned those to the contacts in the contactscollection. The pictures are 200 * 200 and have an excellent quality.
When they are used in Windows Mobile , e.g. in the contacts survey or the photo program, then they are reduced in size to say 45 * 45 , but the quality is still excellent: sharp characters.
Now, in my own program I read those into a BitmapEx using GetPicture from the Outlook library. When I show the picture in the original size in an Image, then the quality is still perfect.
Then I reduce the size, using DrawImage (DrawerEx) on a Form and two rectangles, to 50 * 50. Now the characters in the pictures are frayed. It looks poor in comparison with the display in the Mobile Windows programs. It makes no difference whether I draw on the forelayer or the backlayer.
1) Do I use the tools (ImageLibEx and ControlsExdevice (Dummy) in the wrong way. Are there other tools?
2) I tried also to draw on a large image covering the complete form, but I do not succeed to define a DrawerEx for a NativeImage. Isn't that possible? If yes, please a sample to define a drawerex for the NativeImage called "NImage1".
Harry
I have made pictures (JPG) of some texts (a text consists of one or two words) and have assigned those to the contacts in the contactscollection. The pictures are 200 * 200 and have an excellent quality.
When they are used in Windows Mobile , e.g. in the contacts survey or the photo program, then they are reduced in size to say 45 * 45 , but the quality is still excellent: sharp characters.
Now, in my own program I read those into a BitmapEx using GetPicture from the Outlook library. When I show the picture in the original size in an Image, then the quality is still perfect.
Then I reduce the size, using DrawImage (DrawerEx) on a Form and two rectangles, to 50 * 50. Now the characters in the pictures are frayed. It looks poor in comparison with the display in the Mobile Windows programs. It makes no difference whether I draw on the forelayer or the backlayer.
1) Do I use the tools (ImageLibEx and ControlsExdevice (Dummy) in the wrong way. Are there other tools?
2) I tried also to draw on a large image covering the complete form, but I do not succeed to define a DrawerEx for a NativeImage. Isn't that possible? If yes, please a sample to define a drawerex for the NativeImage called "NImage1".
Harry