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Well, I've seen a JPG or BMP library around here once. It allowed you to write and read your own images pixel by pixel. Unfortunately, I can't find the library anymore!

As far as building the image goes, I would go for using a few windows showing some .gif images, and the position of that window determines what pixel goes where.

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I would like to create something as smile generator, and I need help.

How do I save combined images??? Eg. I add some eyes and mouth on face and I want to save all those in one picture. How do I do that?

PS. for example see http://www.smileygenerator.us/DnD/index.php :rolleyes:

Simplest way would be to use a screen saver.

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I believe he meant screen capture. Drag Pic2 on top of Pic1, capture screen (region) and you get Pic3.

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_ScreenCap_Capture

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Captures a region of the screen

_ScreenCap_Capture([$sFileName, $iLeft, $iTop, $iRight, $iBottom, $fCursor])

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but what if user move window or so?

So what's the problem?

Consider you have a button, which does the capturing and saving to file when pressed. Just before capturing get the coords. WinGetPos/ControlGetPos...

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