Using Win32 functions in Visual FoxPro Image Gallery
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AlphaBlend
BitBlt
CreateCompatibleBitmap
CreateDIBSection
GetDIBits
GradientFill
LoadBitmap
StretchBlt
StretchDIBits
Code examples:
Copying picture of the active form to the Clipboard using Enhanced Metafile API functions
Displaying animated images on FoxPro form with BitBlt and StretchBlt functions
Drawing Windows predefined bitmaps using the LoadBitmap functions
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GDI+: how to make VFP controls visually shake and shudder
GDI+: saving image of FoxPro form to graphics file (BMP, GIF, JPG, PNG, TIF)
GDI+: sending image of FoxPro form to printer
How to copy the image of a form to the Clipboard using Bitmap API functions
How to make a VFP form fading out when released (GDI version)
How to make a VFP form fading out when released (GDI+ version)
How to print FoxPro form
How to print FoxPro form -- II
How to put a horizontal text scrolling on the form (a news line)
How to put a vertical text scrolling on the form (a movie cast)
Placing an arbitrary rectangular area of main VFP window on the Clipboard
Splash Screen for the VFP application
Storing screen shot of a form to bitmap file
Storing screen shot of a form to enhanced metafile (*.emf)
Using the LoadImage function to have a bitmap file loaded and displayed on VFP main window
How to print FoxPro form -- II

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Call this code from a method or event of FoxPro form to print image of the form on your default printer. Window handle of the form is obtained through GetFocus function. That is why this form has to be active, possessing the keyboard focus.

This code sample is based on Enhanced Metafile API functions. In a similar example How to print a FoxPro form a "bitmap" approach is used.

Enhanced metfaile functions make this code sample comparatively short and easy to understand.

See also:
  • How to print FoxPro form (GDI)
  • GDI+: sending image of FoxPro form to printer
  • Storing screen shot of a form to a BMP file
  • Storing clipboard contents to a BMP file
  • Using the LoadImage() to display a BMP file on the main VFP window
  • How to print a BMP file
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    3814 bytes  
    Created: 2003-05-26 09:44:05  
    Modified: 2011-12-10 09:20:22  
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    Listed functions:
    BitBlt
    CloseEnhMetaFile
    CreateEnhMetaFile
    DeleteDC
    DeleteEnhMetaFile
    EndDoc
    EndPage
    GetDeviceCaps
    GetFocus
    GetWindowDC
    GetWindowRect
    PlayEnhMetaFile
    PrintDlg
    ReleaseDC
    StartDoc
    StartPage
    Printer friendly API declarations
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    User Contributed Notes:
    Willson | 2007-08-23 14:52:42
    I have a question about this,

    * scaling factor values from screen to printer
    xScale = GetDeviceCaps(hPrnDC, HORZRES)/(GetDeviceCaps(hPrnDC, HORZSIZE) * 100)
    yScale = GetDeviceCaps(hPrnDC, VERTRES)/(GetDeviceCaps(hPrnDC, VERTSIZE) * 100)
    rcMeta = num2dword(0) + num2dword(0) + num2dword(nWidth*xScale) + num2dword(nHeight*yScale)

    The code following the comment, "scaling factor values from screen to printer" seems to only reference hPrnDC in each of the calls to GetDeviceCaps() -- no reference to a screen DC -- whereas in example #158, there is an identical comment which is followed by different code:

    * scaling factor values from screen to printer
    xScale = GetDeviceCaps(hPrnDC, LOGPIXELSX)/GetDeviceCaps(hFormDC, LOGPIXELSX)
    yScale = GetDeviceCaps(hPrnDC, LOGPIXELSY)/GetDeviceCaps(hFormDC, LOGPIXELSY)

    Please advise? Thanks.

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