For real, <img src="image.cfm?imgid=47"> is the best way to go. You can 
then store your images wherever you want and nobody can find them... 
It's incredibly easy...

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Ken Ferguson
214.636.6126
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Michael E. Carluen wrote:
>> i just didn't (and still don't) know if there's any performance impact
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>> as far as converting the data back into an image.  can you elaborate
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>> on whether or not there is?
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> >From Dave's original requirement, he's talking about a loop of a hundred or
> so images.  So I'm sure there will be a noticeable performance hit doing the
> tobinary() conversion back to an image file, then displaying.  Once that it
> done, he's back to his orig problem.  Even if the calling page says
> display.cfm?image=123, right clicking on the image will still reveal its
> path.
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