How can i rotate an image by a pivot point?

Hello,
i have a problem, the Imaq Rotate VI only rotate an image by its center. My problem is i need to do this by a known pivot point. How can i achieve this?
Thank you,
Francesco.
Solved!
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can this post help?
http://forums.ni.com/t5/LabVIEW/Rotate-an-Image-by-specified-pixel/td-p/2570453
Thanks
uday,
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