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Bitmap Resolution Convertor now available
John_Tegelaar
Member Posts: 159
As discussed in this forum a couple of times already, the best way to use bitmap pictures (*.bmp) is to set the pixel resolution of the picture. Navision is then capable of displaying the picture in the correct size on screen and when printed out.
Only a few graphic programs are storing the resolution, and fiddling with a hex-editor isn't for everyone.
But now adjusting the resolution is a lot more simple. Get the BMP Resolution Convertor from the download section of this site and convert one or all of your pictures in a snap. It's a solution fully developed in Navision (for 2.5 and up) and using it is fairly straight forward. Don't miss the Preview function - this provides some useful figures for sizing pictureboxes as well.
Have fun.
John
Only a few graphic programs are storing the resolution, and fiddling with a hex-editor isn't for everyone.
But now adjusting the resolution is a lot more simple. Get the BMP Resolution Convertor from the download section of this site and convert one or all of your pictures in a snap. It's a solution fully developed in Navision (for 2.5 and up) and using it is fairly straight forward. Don't miss the Preview function - this provides some useful figures for sizing pictureboxes as well.
Have fun.
John
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