Greg, Thanks for the reply :)
Should have explained a little more detail ! This part of the application is a clipboard storage mechanism. The capture is stored in an ObservableCollection that is bound to a tree view. The class has a generic object that holds the byte(). Subsequently the user can select the previously "captured" item on the treeview and I then wish to get the relevant byte() and display it as an image control. Jim On 15/07/2013, at 6:59 PM, Greg Keogh <[email protected]> wrote: > First post so be kind ! > > You're an idiot! ... Just kidding! Welcome to the loony bin. In a WPF app you > can just go: > > if (Clipboard.ContainsImage()) { > BitmapSource src = Clipboard.GeImage(); > } > > Assign a control Image.Source = src (inside a ScrollViewer) and there you go. > I forget if there is an easy or hard way to save in different formats. I'll > have a think about saving and get back if I find something useful. > > Greg
