To Convert GIF to BMP

Hello,
Plz can anyone tell me how do i programatically convert GIF image to BITMAP image.
Thanks,
Rathish
Moderator message: not related to ABAP development.
locked by: Thomas Zloch on Aug 12, 2010 12:04 AM

Hi,
Firstly why you want to convert the GIF to BITMAP pragramatically. If the requirement is to display the Image in the Forms then just convert the GIF image to BITMAP using Paint (Open the image in Paint and then save as BITMAP) and then upload BITMAP image in SAP and then use the same in the forms.
Regards,
Shakeel.

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