Having wrestled with this for a long time, I post a solution for future
reference...
Situation
I have a large embedded image. I want to thumbnail it/rotate it/mess with
it, but be able to restore the original without loss of any original data.
How do we do this?
Solution
We need to save the
Hi Hugh,
Am 20.09.2014 um 21:02 schrieb FlexibleLearning.com
ad...@flexiblelearning.com:
I have an embedded image, size 120Kb, and want to toggle between a
non-compacted (120Kb) and a compacted (30Kb) thumbnail version...
1. I thumbnail the original image (data is still 120Kb as expected).
On 9/20/2014, 2:02 PM, FlexibleLearning.com wrote:
I have an embedded image, size 120Kb, and want to toggle between a
non-compacted (120Kb) and a compacted (30Kb) thumbnail version...
1. I thumbnail the original image (data is still 120Kb as expected).
2. I store the TEXT of the resized image.
I have an embedded image, size 120Kb, and want to toggle between a
non-compacted (120Kb) and a compacted (30Kb) thumbnail version...
1. I thumbnail the original image (data is still 120Kb as expected).
2. I store the TEXT of the resized image.
3. I compact the image by setting the imageData of
