W3 Image 1.3 Manual
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1. 1 3 When using the method StretchBItExt you can now quickly perform the combina tion of alpha and transparent blit since we have added the operation alphatransparent The steps of the operations are cut down to one single step Get low level access to the memory useful e g when building your own filters with Lock Memory UnlockMemory List all available fonts on the host machine with GetFontFamiliesName getFontFamiliesCount 1 1 Support for NT4 and IIS4 Four new image formats are supported by w3 Image GIF TIFF TGA and ICO Please see Chapter 3 for further information Support for transparency when generating GIF and PNG images Please see Chapter 4 for further information Extended algorithms for transformation operations Stretch Scale and Rotate Please see the Reference Manual for further information http www dimac net w3 Image Dey in amie Image S oJliutiromn Installing w3 Image To use Dimac s w3 Image you must have the w3image dll registered on your web server This is done by either running the installation program or copying the w3image dll file to your web server and manually registering it with the command regsvr32 w3image dll Any previous installations of w3 Image must first be removed as described below Before registering the w3image dll file the following files must also be copied or installed in the system32 directory cpuinf32 dll ipl dll ipla6 dll iplm5 dll ipl2. 1s imageobj CreateEmptySurface 1 1 2 Set fontobj imageobj CreateFont Tahoma 60 0 normal 0 amp HO0000000 amp false false true imageobj SetFont fontobj Ju text w3 Image is the answer 4 width imageobj GetTextWidth text height imageobj GetTextHeight text imageobj LoadImage C Projects www w3Image Demo images dimac jpg Important Reselect the font all data is erased when creating a new surface 6 imageobj SetFont fontobj Jg top imageobj height height 2 If top 0 then top 0 End If left imageobj width width 2 If left lt 0 then left 0 End If 8 imageobj DrawText text left top 9 imageobj StreamImage Response JPG 24 http www dimac net 15 w3 Image Dey in amie Image S oJliutiromn Kerning GetFirstKernChar Get the first kerning charachter from a pair at a specified index GetSecondKernChar Get the second kerning charachter from a pair at a specified index GetKernAmount Get the kerning value from a pair of kerning charachters KerningPairsCount Get the number of kerning charachter pairs from a font object Blit and Copy StretchBlt Copy a part of a surface to another part within the same image object StretchBItExt Copy a part of a surface to another part within another image object An example of the operation alphablending The illustrations show three images where a part of the second is blended with the first into a thir
3. depth less or equal to 8 bit pixel or palette entries less or equal to 255 a palette is needed w3 Image uses the palette functions when working with BMP PNG GIF TIFF TGA and ICO files but not JPG files w3 Image supports four different palette algorithms or functions First Found Greyscale Rainbow Nearest Color Note that the First Found algorithm is used as default when none is specified First Found Color Palette default This palette function starts to search from the bottom of an image for the first found color values If a color value in the image doesn t exist in the palette it is automatically added to the palette The function continues to search the image until the palette is filled or until the function has reached the end of the image Example imageobj Savelmage test png PNG 4 Positive Good to use if the image contains fewer colors than palette entries The colors in the palette matches exactly the value in the image Negative Pretty slow to generate GreyScale Palette This function generates a greyscale palette Each RGB value is presented in the same matter for the red green and blue intensity value The function splits up the color range in equally divided parts as shown below CTT TTT BERR ERR EER ERR EERE ERR EERE EERE BERR RRR eee ERR RRR ERR RRR eRe TT CT BEERS Figure 8 A greyscale palette for a 8 bit image Example imageobj StreamImage Respons
4. with the Image ttt ttes 8 MORD AWILHPSEIS e tuus ere UE MM M TevTr ttyree ieeereeny e EEERRE ECE 9 Working WITH SIV SS micans HL UL pe td 10 AT UF 11 Working with 5 12 Seo EM DL Im mE mo 14 Simple 14 Pixel ee 14 Tex UM 14 16 Blit and Copy Ennn 16 16 Image ttt ttt ttt ttti 17 lujo c 17 17 Fe A 5 e 5 19 JPG Compression 21 Chapter 3 Image Formats o xcti cran E pO PIN MN RM NC EUM EE 22 BMR E AARAA 22 UPG A e s 22 PNG UU cece A A A vet E ENDE 23 UTS ES lt rre tor ARATRI NTO 23 eR gt TE 24 E 24 o PH M HO 25 Chapter 4 Transparency sttttttttnn ttt 26 Backerotmditriode DEUM LLL ME D UD UP DUE 26 Background color ttt ttt ttt ttt ttt ttt 26 http www dimac net w3 Image Deyn amie lima ge ms Welcome to w3 Image The main purpose of w3 Image is to generate and or manipulate images w3 Image is suitable for Creating diagrams displaying data from your database Creating images for headings and buttons Automatic generation of thumbnails Creating signed images Color convert
5. Image Response BMP 8 nearest imageobj StreamImage Response BMP 8 3 Positive Good when using many colors Negative Slow to generate JPG Compression To accomplish different qualities of the JPG image when exporting the image the compression rate must be set w3 Image uses as default a 90 compression rate This could be changed as follows imageobj StreamImage Response JPG 24 10 Note that the JPG compression rate is now 10 instead of a 90 value Instead of using the fourth parameter to describe the palette function JPG uses this parameter as an input when creating and compressing the image http www dimac net w 3 Image Dey in amie Image S oJliutiromn Chapter 3 Image Formats w3 Image currently supports these image formats BMP Bitmap JPG Joint Photographic Experts Group PNG Portable Network Graphic GIF Graphics Interchange Format TIFF Tagged Image File Format TGA or TARGA Truevision Advanced Raster Graphics Adapter ICO Windows Icon BMP The Bitmap file format BMP is used for bitmap graphics Unlike other file formats which store image data from top to bottom and pixels in red green blue order the BMP format stores image data from bottom to top and pixels in blue green red order Compression of BMP files is not supported so they are usually very large When saving a file to the BMP format add the bmp file extension to the end of its file n
6. ame Example imageobj LoadImage example bmp Stream a 8 bit BMP image use a greyscale palette imageobj StreamImage Response BMP 8 greyscale w3 Image supports 1 4 8 and 24 bit files Positive Easy and fast to generate Negative Large files uncompressed JPG The Joint Photographic Experts Group format JPEG is one of the most popular formats for web graphics It supports 24 bits of color information and is most commonly used for photographs and similar continuous tone bitmap images The JPEG file format stores all of the color information in an RGB image then reduces the file size by compressing it or saving only the color information that is essential to the image Most imaging applications and plug ins let you determine the amount of compression used when saving a graphic in the JPEG format When saving a file in the JPEG format add the jpg file extension to the end of its file name Example imageobj LoadImage example jpg Note Colordepth is of no importance imageobj Savelmage mytest jpg JPG 24 w3 Image supports AII JPEG s Positive Excellent when dealing with photos fast to generate and the size is small Negative Not optimal for images with few colors in terms of quality and size http www dimac net 22 w 3 Image Dey in armie ee S oJljutromn PNG The Portable Network Graphics format PNG will likely be the successor to the GIF file format PNG is not y
7. brush imageobj SetBrush brushobj Perform the drawing operation with the selected brush imageobj FloodFill 10 10 amp HOOABCDEF amp 10 w 3 Image Deyn amie lima ee Working with Fonts The font object is used to describe and or to receive information about a specific font The most important properties of a font are the typeface the style and the size To create and use a font object the font needs to be installed on the computer server To create and select a font object With the following example you create a font with the typeface Tahoma using a normal style and a height of 48 Create a font object Set fontobj imageobj CreateFont Tahoma 48 0 normal 0 amp HOOOOFFOOE false false false Select the font imageobj SetFont fontobj Perform the drawing operation with the selected font imageobj DrawText Dimac 15 20 http www dimac net 11 w 3 Image Dey in amie lima ms Working with Colors The benefit by using the color object compared to normal color definition hexa decimal form are the powerful color options supplied with the color object When creating a color object there are three different ways to describe a color value RGB as number Web Color RGB as string Web Color Name Web safe colors RGB as number RGB stands for Red Green and Blue Each color of the RGB component is de scribed as an intensity value rangi
8. cross platform format lossless Negative Large file sizes TGA Truevision Advanced Raster Graphics Adapter TARGA Targa graphics are a standard output from Targa devices from Truevision and Pin nacle Systems These devices normally support video editing on personal comput ers and can be configured to take still snapshots from the video and save them in TGA format The format is used to support image capturing and is used with a series of high resolution graphics adaptors When saving an image to the TGA format add the file extension to the end of its file name Example imageobj LoadImage example tga Save a 4 bit TGA image use default palette imageobj Savelmage C images example tga TGA 4 w3 Image supports 8 and 24 bit files Positive Standard format within video Negative Large file sizes http www dimac net w 3 Image Deyn amie Soliu gtromn ICO The Windows Icon format can be used for icons in any program You need ico files when you want to change the icons on your desktop or if you want to change the icon of an executable program on your computer An ICO file is actually a collection of bitmap like images in various pixel and color formats combined in one file Though w3 Image does not handle more than one image per ICO file When saving an image to the ICO format add the file extension ico to the end of its file name Example imageobj LoadImag
9. d image The colors blend into each other so the surface where the blue and the red colors overlap turns to violet Note that the second image has been stretched and the proportions have been changed Figure 5 7 You can blend images or part of images into each other Clone Clone an image object Transformation To change the dimensions of the images it must be possible for the image object to manage a set of transformation operations Stretch Specify a new size on the surface and adapt the content to the new size Scale Scale an image The image keeps its proportions Rotate Rotate an image Crop Pare an image Flip Turn the image vertically and or horisontally http www dimac net 16 w 3 Image Dey in armie lima S oJl utromn Image Information Height The height of the image object s surface in pixels Width The width of the image object s surface in pixels Import Loadimage Load an image from a disk and create a surface for the image Please turn to Chapter 3 Image Formats for information on which image formats w3 Image supports Export Savelmage Save the surface of an image to a file Streamlmage Stream the surface of an image to the client Streaming image data When streaming image data you can not do any response messages in the script genera ting the image The following example tries to return a message via the Response object in the image asp file This can not be done since the text message wi
10. e BMP 8 greyscale or same imageobj StreamImage Response BMP 8 1 Positive Fast to generate Negative No colors http www dimac net w 3 Image Deyn armie Cmar e S oJljutromn Rainbow Palette Number Blue Green Color block Figure 9 The first eight palette entries in a 4 bit image using the rainbow function Note that the black color 0x00000 value is always presented one time and at the first color entry Depending on the number of palette entries each color block 7 entries is added continuously after the black color The rainbow palette below is the result of the algorithm above used by an 8 bit image Figure 10 A rainbow palette for an 8 bit image Example imageobj Savelmage c test bmp BMP 4 rainbow or imageobj StreamImage Response BMP 4 2 Positive Fast to generate Negative The steps between the colors are large It uses colors which are not necessarily needed http www dimac net w 3 Image Deyn lima ee SOIT O mE Nearest Color Palette The nearest color function loops through the pixel values in the image to select the nearest given neighbor Here the algorithm has split the pixel to a valid RGB value and rounded off the blue intensity from 20 to its nearest neighbor 16 16 32 48 EIL HEEL O EE Blue intensity color 20 Figure 11 A round off value Example imageobj Stream
11. e example ico Save a 4 bit ICO image use default palette imageobj Savelmage C images example ico ICO 4 w3 Image supports 1 4 and 8 bit files Positive Standard file format for icons Negative Large file sizes http www dimac net 25 w3 Image Dey in amie lima ms Chapter 4 Transparency Transparency in w3 Image is supported by the PNG and GIF image formats The transparent color is always placed at index 0 in a palette Background mode The background mode can either be solid or transparent The background mode is by default transparent Background color The background color is the color you define to be transparent The background color is by default set to white Consequently creating an image where the surface is white as deafult the whole image becomes transparent To make the red circle in the illustration below become transparent you set the background color of the image to red Figure 12 Set the background color of the image to red to make red the transparent color http www dimac net
12. et widely supported by web browsers Netscape ver sions 4 04 and later and Internet Explorer version 4 0b1 and later currently support this file format However PNG is expected to become a mainstream format for web images and could replace GIF entirely It is platform independent and should be used for single images only not animation Compared with GIF PNG offers greater color support and better compression gamma correction for brightness control across platforms better support for trans parency and a better method for displaying progressive images When saving an image to the PNG format add the file extension png to the end of its file name Example imageobj LoadImage example png Stream a 4 bit PNG image use default palette imageobj StreamImage Response PNG 4 w3 Image supports 1 4 8 24 and 32 bit files If 24 bit color depth is defined the image will be saved streamed as a 32 bit image Positive Generates small images when using painted images Negative Large files if the amount of colors is high slow to generate GIF The Graphics Interchange Format GIF was originally developed by CompuServe in 1987 It is one of the most popular file formats for web graphics and for exchang ing graphics files between computers It is most commonly used for bitmap images composed of line drawings or blocks of a few distinct colors The GIF format sup ports 8 bits of color information or less It also support transpa
13. illustration shows the co ordinate system in w3 Image with a filld rectan gle 0 0 x Top Bottom y Left Right Figure 2 A blue rectangle positioned in the co ordinate system Pixel SetPixel Set a chosen color for a separate pixel on a specified position GetPixel Get the value of a pixel on a specified position Text GetTextHeight Get the height of a text GetTextWidth Get the width of a text The height and width of a text The text height is the height of the selected font The text width is the width of the surface the text occupies Text Height Text Height Text Width Text Width Figure 3 and 4 The illustrations show the text height and width of two words written in the same font http www dimac net 14 w 3 Image Dey in armie ee S oJljutromn DrawText Render a text with a chosen font Center a text 1 In order to perform any font operation you have to create an empty surface 1x1 pixel is enough 2 Then create and select the font you want to use 3 Define the text to be centered 4 Receive the width and the height of the text 5 Load the image in which you want to center the text 6 Select the font again since creating a new surface removes previous set objects When loading an image a new surface is created 7 Calculate the position for the font top and left 8 Perform the drawing of the text 9 Stream the image to the client that is display the result on the computer screen
14. ing Image analysis Transforming images Converting between different image formats Performing the most common drawing operations w3 Image is an ASP compatible COM object easily integrated in your ASP solu tions w3 Image can also be used in other environments such as services or Win dows applications As a COM based solution it is possible to use the component in several programming languages such as C Visual Basic and other COM supported languages The object oriented structure in w3 Image makes the model straightforward to use The design has been developed to be as simple as possible to use and also to insure that the objects can be reused within the system All objects within the w3 Image system are persistable that is they can be directly loaded or saved to a stream using the IPersistStream interface methods This is use ful when restoring the state of an object after an undetermined time For example imagine a tool in which the user could continue the drawings of an image as it was before with the selected pen brush font and the data The system has been optimised to stream the data to the client machine by best performance This is done by direct accessing the Response object and the write mechanisms to the client machines Another advantage by using this method is that the system is now capable to define the image data type before sending it to the client content type The images created with w3 Image are gene
15. ject Set imageobj Server CreateObject w3lmage Image Allocate memory for a 200 400 pixels image imageobj CreateEmptySurface 200 400 To load an image The example shows how the image object loads the picture into the memory and allocates the necessary memory The width and the height of the image object will be exactly the properties of the loaded image Load an image imageobj LoadImage c test bmp To set the background properties To affect the background color and mode when creating an empty surface it is important that the mentioned properties are set before the operation of creating an empty surface This is done simply by Set mode to opaque imageobj bkMode 0 Set mode to transparent imageobj bkMode 1 Set background color to blue imageobj bkColor amp H000000FF amp Note that amp H00112233 amp specifies a hexadecimal value in VB Script and that 0x445566 specifies a hexadecimal value in Java Script There are different ways to indicate the value in VB Script but we recommend the above mentioned example http www dimac net w 3 Image oma qme lima ee Working with Pens Pens are used to perform simple drawing operations such as DrawLine and DrawRect see section Simple Drawing in Chapter 2 Operations To create and select a pen object When creating a pen object it is possible to define three types of attributes style width and color Crea
16. ll interfer with the data generated by w3 Image File index html lt html gt lt head gt lt head gt lt body gt img name w3image id w3image src image asp gt body lt html gt File image asp lt LANGUAGE VBSCRIPT gt lt Set imageobj Server CreateObject w3image image img CretateEmptySurface 100 100 Response Write Test Not allowed imageobj StreamImage Response BMP 24 oe V You can solve this by temporarily not streaming the image and instead saving the image directly to disk SaveImage Naturally you must then run the image asp file directly since there is no streaming For further information about error handling please see nr 2 4 of the ASP example files that come with the installation of w3 Image These files describe how to generate images displaying the error messages If you need to contact our support please do not send these generated images Instead post a request at our helpdesk and send the error message with your request http www dimac net 17 w3 Image Dey oma m ce solutreo ms Browser support of image formats w3 image supports the functionality of streaming the image data of the following formats BMP JPG PNG GIF Note that some web browsers can not display all image formats correctly http www dimac net w 3 Image Dey in armie ee S oJljutromn Image Palettes When using images with color
17. m6 dll iplp6 dll iplpx dll iplw7 dll 1115 411 To run the installation program you must have administration permission on the web server Double click the w3image exe file to run the installation program The installation will by default install at c Program Files Dimac w3Image together with manuals references and some ASP example files The installation will register the w3image dll file as a COM object Execute the ASP Example Files To better comprehend w3 Image a good idea is to run the ASP example files that come with the installation To be able to see the result of the example files they must be executed on a web server For further information about their behaviour please see the comments in the examples Uninstalling w3 Image Uninstall is available in the Add Remove Programs in your setting folders You can also do this manually by unregistering the w3image dll component type regsvr32 u w3image dll and then deleting the file http www dimac net w3 Image Dey in armie lima m Chapter 1 Objects The Object Model in w3 Image w3 Image consists of a set of COM objects The most important of these objects is the image object This object holds the image data that is needed to perform drawing operations The image data is like a drawing surface on which the user performs the drawing operations These operations are accomplished by using the other objects in w3 Image pens brushes fonts and colo
18. ng from 0 to 255 When the values of all three components are equal the result is a shade of grey To create a color object using RGB The example describes a blue color with a red value of 2 a green value of 10 and a blue value of 245 Set colorobj imageobj CreateColorRGB 2 10 245 To receive the intensity color of each RGB value Receive the value for each intensity Receive the value for each intensity color red colorobj red Red 22 green colorobj green Green 10 blue colorobj blue Blue 245 To change an individual RGB value Change one of the individual RGB values Red is changed to 10 colorobj red 10 http www dimac net w 3 Image Dey in armie lima ms Web Color RGB as string The most common way in scripting is to define each of the intensity values in a hexadecimal form RRGGBB The color definition describes each intensity value as a hexadecimal value from 00 to FF starting with the red value followed by the green and finally the blue It is important that the RGB string starts with the sign to separate it from the string using a web color name To create a color object using a web color value Create a color object with the RGB value of 2 10 and 245 by describing each value as a hexadecimal number Set colorobj imageobj CreateColor 020AF5 To receive a web color Receive the web color used by the color object Receive the web color
19. rated on a server and shown at the client as a picture Therefore the images can be displayed on all client platforms and browsers provided that the image format is supported by the browser w3 Image offers several ways of defining colors The management has been adap ted to suit the web environment as the colors can be described in a hexadecimal form or in a web color form w3 Image can create images with numerous palette algorithms Depending on the demands of the performance or the importance of the color information in the out put data different algorithms can be selected http www dimac net w3 Image Dey in amie Image S oJliutiromn Who should read this manual This manual is intended for the users of Dimac s w3 Image The users should have knowledge in basic programming JavaScript and or VB Script How this manual is organized Chapter 1 Objects Chapter 1 introduces you to the objects used in w3 Image images pens brushes fonts colors and their different properties Chapter 2 Operations Chapter 2 lists all operations you can perform with the different objects For example draw a line with a pen fill a circle with a color or enter a text Chapter 2 also describes the image palettes used in w3 Image Chapter 3 Image Formats Chapter 3 informs you about the image formats sup ported by w3 Image Chapter 4 Transparency Chapter 4 tells you about the behaviour of transparency in w3 Image What s new
20. rency and animation but animation is not supported by w3 Image When saving an image to the GIF format add the file extension gif to the end of its file name Example imageobj LoadImage example gif Stream a 4 bit GIF image use default palette imageobj StreamImage Response GIF 4 w3 Image supports 1 4 and 8 bit files Positive Generates small images when using painted images Sup port for transparency Negative Supports no more than 256 colors hence reduces color information when working with more than 256 colors http www dimac net 23 w 3 Image Dey in armie ee S oJljutromn TIFF Tagged Image File Format TIFF is a standard file format for storing images as bit maps It is used especially for scanned images because it can support any size resolution and color depth The TIFF format is a cross platform image format It is also able to store multiple images in one file This is commonly used for FAX images As a TIFF file may be a collection of images in various pixel and color formats combined in one file w3 Image does not handle more than one image per TIFF file When saving an image to the TIFF format add the file extension tif to the end of its file name Example imageobj LoadImage example tif Save a 4 bit TIFF image use default palette imageobj Savelmage C images example tif TIF 4 w3 Image supports 1 4 8 and 24 bit files Positive A standard and a
21. rs Pens are used when managing simple image routines such as drawing lines rectangles and circles Brushes are used to fill objects with color while fonts are used to draw texts in the image w3 Image uses color objects in order to specify colors and simplify conversions between different color formats The illustration below shows an example of three image objects using different pens brushes and fonts Pens Image Note that it is possible to share the same object a brush for example between several image objects Brushes Fonts Figure 1 The Object Model http www dimac net w 3 Image Dey in amie lima ms Working with the Image Object The image object is the main object in w3 Image It contains the actual image data creates all other objects pens brushes fonts and colors and handles all drawing operations The image object can use one object per type at the same time That is a pen a brush a font and a color can be selected at the same time But a certain pen brush font or color is used until a new pen brush font or color is selected To create an empty surface Before you can work with an image you have to create an instance of the image object To perform any later operation it is necessary that the image object has allocated image memory This is done by either creating an empty surface or by loading an image into the image object Create an instance of the image ob
22. te a red solid pen with the width of two pixels Set penobj imageobj CreatePen solid 2 amp HOOFF0000 amp Select the created pen imageobj SetPen penobj Perform the drawing operation with the selected pen imageobj DrawLine 10 10 100 100 Styles of pens There are solid and none solid pens A none solid pen is a dashed and or dotted line The width of a none solid pen is 1 pixel A pen with a width size larger than 1 pixel can not be none solid The width of a solid pen is 1 pixel at the minimum When a none solid drawing operation is used it is important to define the right background properties in order define the gap color and the transparency The three illustrations show a red pen on a blue image The background color is set to yellow Number 1 shows the drawing of a solid pen Number 2 and 3 show a none solid pen In number 2 the background mode is set to opaque In number 3 the background mode is set to transparent http www dimac net w3 Image Dynamic Image Solution Working with Brushes Brushes are generally used to paint the interior of polygons and ellipses w3 Image supports solid brushes which paints with a specified solid color To create and select a brush object The example shows how to create and select a solid brush and perform a drawing operation http www dimac net Create a brush object Set brushobj imageobj CreateSolidBrush amp H00A3FA403 amp Select the
23. value webcolor colorobj webcolor Response Write webcolor An example of the output could be 434A510 To change a web color Change the web color Red is changed to the RGB value of 204 255 and 187 colorobj webcolor CCFFBB Web Color Name Web safe colors Another method to describe a color value is by defining it as a color text Then the user doesn t have to know the actual RGB value of a color definition As there are over 16 millions different combinations of a color value it could be quite difficult to remember the exact color value Therefore the most common used web colors are collected in color set where each value is described as a color text The color set in w3 Image contains 139 different colors To create a color object using a web color name Create a color object using a web color name and receive its blue intensity value Set colorobj imageobj CreateColor antiquewhite blue colorobj blue All web safe colors are listed in Appendix A in the Reference Manual http www dimac net 13 w3 Image Dey in armie lima S oJlutromn Chapter 2 Operations Simple Drawing DrawLine Draw a line between two points with a chosen pen DrawEllipse Draw an ellipse with a chosen pen and fill it with a chosen brush DrawRect Draw a rectangle with a chosen pen and fill it with a chosen brush FloodFill Fill a surface with a chosen brush The co ordinate system in w3 Image The following
24. w3 User Manual Dynamic Image Solution www dimac net w3 Image Dey oma me solutreo ms Copyright We have done our best to ensure that the information in this manual is both accurate and useful however please be aware that errors may exist and that Dimac AB does not give any guarantees concerning the accuracy of the infor mation here or in the use to which it may be put Dimac may have patents and or pending patent applications covering subject matter in this document Copyright 2002 Dimac AB All rights reserved This document may only be reproduced in whole or part copied photocopied translated or converted to any electronic or machine readable form with the prior permission of Dimac AB w3 Image is corporated by Dimac AB Phone 46 42 160200 Garnisonsgatan 25 Fax 46 42 160230 Box 222 28 Http www dimac net 250 24 Helsingborg E mail info dimac net If any problems occur using this application please visit our web site http www dimac net http www dimac net w3 Image Dey in armie Cmap e ms Contents ON NER 4 Welcome W3 Mage ttt ttes 4 Who sho ld readithis marital trementes stems sess sU Ese 5 How this manual is organized ttt ttti 5 5 Installing WS a 6 Uninstalling 6 Chapter 1 Objects ttt ttti 7 The Object Model w3 ttt 7 Working
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