ImageGear Professional for Windows ActiveX
ImageGear Format Filters
| ImageGear Professional v18.2 > User Guide > Using ImageGear > Controls, Objects, and Format Filters > ImageGear Format Filters |
In addition to the data-passing COM objects provided with each ActiveX control, there are a set of file-format-handler COM objects, which ImageGear refers to as "Format Filters". Your application will only need to use these objects if it needs to handle the corresponding image file type. Your application will typically only reference a given Format Filter once, when it starts up, telling IGCoreCtl Control to attach the Format Filter so that the corresponding file type can be processed. The Format Filters are as follows:
| Format Filter Name | Implemented In |
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| IGABIC* | ABIC Library (IGABIC18a.ocx) |
| IGDGN | DGN Library (IGDGN18a.ocx) |
| IGCAD | CAD Library (IGCAD18a.ocx) |
| IGCGM | CGM Library (IGCGM18a.ocx) |
| IGFPX | FPX Library (IGFPX18a.ocx) |
| IGLZW* | LZW Library (IGLZW18a.ocx) |
| IGHPGL | HPGL Library (IGHPGL18a.ocx) |
| IGJPEG2K | JPEG2K Library (IGJPEG2K18a.ocx) |
| IGMedCtl | Medical Library (igmed18a.ocx) |
| IGMultimedia | Multimedia Library (igmultimedia18a.ocx) |
| IGPDF | PDF Library (igPDF18a.ocx) |
* IGABIC and IGLZW are not separate objects. They are part of IIGComponent interface. So, when you attach ABIC or LZW Component to IG Core Component, use the following code:
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Attach ABIC Component
Dim abic As IIGComponent
Set abic = IGCoreCtl1.CreateComponent("GearABIC.IGABIC.1")
IGCoreCtl1.AssociateComponent abic.ComponentInterface
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