Does anyone know of a reference to how to convert a image file to an rtf string. I know how to get the rtf string from DOORS -- my interest is to convert a file to rtf encoding without using DOORS. I also know how to do the conversion with a word processor which require a bunch of manual steps. I want to automate the conversion using a programming language. Thanks if you know a reference and can provide the reference. Google doesn't help in finding such a reference. DOORSHAM - Thu Jul 07 04:59:22 EDT 2016 |
Re: Image conversion to rtf string There are a lot of richt text libraries in the world. Are you looking for something like that? https://sourceforge.net/projects/nrtftree/?source=recommended
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Re: Image conversion to rtf string Wolfgang Uhr - Thu Jul 07 06:52:06 EDT 2016 There are a lot of richt text libraries in the world. Are you looking for something like that? https://sourceforge.net/projects/nrtftree/?source=recommended
Thanks for your response, The reference doesn't help me -- here is why. The company I work for will not let me download compiled code. To get the code accepted would take months and thousands of dollars to get thru the approval process. However with the product being from a foreign country, I would never get it thru the approval cycle. I pretty much have to have an article or the source code that I can show and tell or I don't have anything. I have looked at the rtf spec and have had some success on some image formats but other formats are more elusive. Thanks again for you effort. |
Re: Image conversion to rtf string DOORSHAM - Sun Jul 10 15:03:33 EDT 2016 Thanks for your response, The reference doesn't help me -- here is why. The company I work for will not let me download compiled code. To get the code accepted would take months and thousands of dollars to get thru the approval process. However with the product being from a foreign country, I would never get it thru the approval cycle. I pretty much have to have an article or the source code that I can show and tell or I don't have anything. I have looked at the rtf spec and have had some success on some image formats but other formats are more elusive. Thanks again for you effort. This death we all have to die. |