.Tiff image issues

When I try to insert .tiff images (like iChat smilies) I have to move them way over for them to actually come up where I want them to when the site is viewed through a web browser. If I don't move them they show up no where I want them to. I have attached an image to show you what I mean.
I want the smilie to show up in the "hole" and where it is positioned now makes it show up there.
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Hi,
I am new to MSDN and require some help on dealing with TIFF images.
How do i extract the values from TIFF images, edit their values, and resave them as TIFF images?
I saw the MSDN information on "How to: Encode and Decode a TIFF image".
But still have the following issues.
1)Image^ myImage = gcnew Image(); --> error: Image is ambiguous. I am apparently missing some includes or namespace, but i can find the System::Windows::Image namespace.
2)How do i extract the grayscale values from the TIFF images? What variables are they being stored in?
Thanks!
Hi,
I am afraid that this forum is to discuss client application development using Windows Forms
controls and features, I would recommend you post this issue in the following forums depend on the language you are developing with.
1.
C# forum
2.
C++ forum
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