How to capture an image with the camera axis

Hi,
I have an camera axis. I can receive the video. Now I try to capture an image, for example when I push the button take. I do the .vi but I confused between the different Method.
SaveCurrentImageave the current Image
GetImage:Gets the data corresponding to the image currently being
displayed.SetImage:Adds an Image to the Clipboard in the Bitmap format
That I search is to know if to capture image and saving when I push an button I need to put all Icons so SetImage after Getimage and SavecurrentImage.
I put my .vi.
Attachments:
Capture_image.vi ‏11 KB

Hello,
Did you download the kit sdkfor using the axis media control active X:
http://www.axis.com/fr/techsup/cam_servers/dev/activex.htm
Did you test the sample and did you test with another language?
Regards,
Nacer M. | Certified LabVIEW Architecte

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