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Recently encountered Windows Server 2008 server memory soaring, 48G of memory used 99%, to view the task manager of the process, and did not find out which process uses the larger memory?So, on the Internet to find a tool to view memory Rammap, specific content, you can go to the Internet to take a closer look at this article: "Two gadgets to solve Windows memory problems Rammap and Vmmap"This software can be downloaded to you online.Using the Rammap tool, it was found that the memory was occupi

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The main function is to use C # To draw a vector graph, export it to Word, Excel, and PowerPoint, and edit it again. The solution is as follows: First, you should determine the format that can be used to edit images in the office document. after learning the relevant materials, we learned that office documents mainly support three vector graph formats: 1. VML graphics, 2. WMF file format. 3. EMF file format. Because VML diagrams are generally described in HTML language and are not easy to operat

Original article. Please indicate the source for reprinting. Thank you!Author: Qinglin, blog name: feikong jingdu In my previous article, how to obtain the space used by NTFS volumesThis section describes how to obtain the partition space used by the NTFS file system in two ways. Here, I will use the first method to calculate the space used by the entire partition through the bitmap Metafile in NTFS. InSpace used by NTFS VolumeThe bitmap Meta File i

Show MetaFile file var 　g: TGPGraphics; 　img: TGPImage; begin 　g := TGPGraphics.Create(Canvas.Handle); 　img := TGPImage.Create('c:\temp\x.emf'); {文件要存在} 　g.DrawImage(img, 11, 11); 　img.Free; 　g.Free; end; Drawing MetaFile Files var 　g: TGPGraphics; 　mf: TGPMetafile; 　p: TGPPen; begin 　mf := TGPMetafile.Create('c:\temp\y.emf', Canvas.Handle); {文件不存在则建立; 存在则覆盖} 　g := TGPGraphics.Create(mf); 　p := TGPPen.Cr

// Display the Metafile file var G: tgpgraphics; IMG: tgpimage; begin G: = tgpgraphics. create (canvas. handle); IMG: = tgpimage. create ('C: \ temp \ x. emf'); {the file must exist} G. drawimage (IMG, 11, 11); IMG. free; G. free; end; // Draw the Metafile file var G: tgpgraphics; Mf: tgpmetafile; P: tgppen; begin MF: = tgpmetafile. create ('C: \ temp \ y. emf', canvas. handle); {create if the file does n

IntroductionSometimes, you may want to store the contents of a rich edit control in a Metafile. This article outlines an approach that stores this type of control's contents in enhanced metafiles, one page per Metafile. Metafiles are useful when you want the content to be scalable at different resolutions The following code demonstrates one method to dump the contents of a rich edit control into EMF files (

procedureTform1.button1click (sender:tobject);varM:tmetafile; Mc:tmetafilecanvas; B:tbitmap;beginm:= Tmetafile.Create; B:=tbitmap.create; B.loadfromfile ('C:\SomePath\SomeBitmap.BMP'); M.height:=B.height; M.width:=B.width; MC:= Tmetafilecanvas.Create(M,0); Mc. Draw (0,0, B); Mc. Free; B.free; M.savetofile ('C:\SomePath\Test.emf'); M.free; Image1.Picture.LoadFromFile ('C:\SomePath\Test.emf');End; procedureTform1.button1click (Sender:tobject); varM:tmetafile; Mc:tmetafilecanvas; B:tbitmap;

In this example: Code file: Unit unit1; interfaceuses windows, messages, sysutils, variants, classes, graphics, controls, forms, dialogs, stdctrls, extctrls; Type tform1 = Class (tform) colorbox1: tcolorbox; colorbox2: tcolorbox; outputs:

. create from hicon: var graphics: igpgraphics; bitmap: igpbitmap; begin bitmap: = tgpbitmap. create (application. icon. handle); graphics: = tgpgraphics. create (handle); graphics. drawimage (bitmap, 10, 10); end; // 7. from the resource file Create an image (it seems that it can only be BMP) (assuming you have added a resource image named bitmap_1): var graphics: igpgraphics; bitmap: igpbitmap; begin bitmap: = tgpbitmap. create (hinstance, 'bitmap _ 1'); graphics: = tgpgraphics. create (handle

menu functions MENUITEMINFO This structure contains information about menu entries TPMPARAMS This structure is used for TRACKPOPUPMENUEX functions to support additional functions TSQGW (2002 -03-14 14:50:00) Abortpath discards all paths selected in the specified device scene. Also cancels the creation of any path that is currently in progress Anglearc draw a line arc with a connection arc draw an arc beginpath start a path branch CANCELDC cancel another line thread long time drawing operation C

Abortpath discards all paths selected in the specified device scene. Also cancels the creation of any path that is currently in progressAnglearc draw a line with a connecting arcARC draws an arcBeginpath Start a path branchCANCELDC a long-time drawing operation to cancel another line threadChord Draw a StringCloseenhmetafile closes the specified enhanced metafile device scene and returns a handle to the newly created metafileClosefigure drawing to a p

TrackPopupMenuEx is similar to TrackPopupMenu, but it provides additional functions. End The following are some types of menu functions. The MENUITEMINFO structure contains the menu entry information. The structure of TPMPARAMS is used for the TrackPopupMenuEx function to support additional functions. 4. Drawing Functions AbortPath discards all paths selected for a specified device scenario. Cancel creating any path currently in progress AngleArc draws a line with a connection arc Draw an Arc B

scenario.8. Plotting functions of ApisAbortpath discards all paths selected for a specified device scenario. Cancel creating any path currently in progressAnglearc draws a line with a connection arcDraw an arcBeginpath starts a path BranchCanceldc cancels the long Drawing operation in another threadDraw a string with chordCloseenhmetafile disables the specified Enhanced Metafile device scenario, and returns a handle to the newly created Metafile.When

for TRACKPOPUPMENUEX functions to support additional functionsTSQGW (2002-03-14-14:50:00)Abortpath discards all paths selected in the specified device scene. Also cancels the creation of any path that is currently in progressAnglearc draw a line with a connecting arcARC draws an arcBeginpath Start a path branchCANCELDC a long-time drawing operation to cancel another line threadChord Draw a StringCloseenhmetafile closes the specified enhanced metafile

itemTpmparams This structure is used for TRACKPOPUPMENUEX functions to support additional functionsTSQGW (2002-03-14-14:50:00)Abortpath discards all paths selected in the specified device scene. Also cancels the creation of any path that is currently in progressAnglearc draw a line with a connecting arcARC draws an arcBeginpath Start a path branchCANCELDC a long-time drawing operation to cancel another line threadChord Draw a StringCloseenhmetafile closes the specified enhanced

device scenario to anotherStretchDIBitsCopies all or part of data from a device-independent bitmap to a specified device scenario.8. Plotting functions of ApisAbortPathDiscard all paths selected for a specified device scenario. Cancel creating any path currently in progress AngleArc draws a line with a connection arcDraw an ArcBeginPath starts a path BranchCancelDC cancels the long Drawing operation in another threadDraw a string with ChordCloseEnhMetaFileDisable the device scenario of the spec

starts a path BranchCanceldc cancels the long Drawing operation in another threadDraw a string with chordCloseenhmetafile disables the specified Enhanced Metafile device scenario, and returns a handle to the newly created Metafile.When closefigure depicts a path, close the currently opened ImageClosemetafile disables the specified Metafile device scenario and returns a handle to the newly created

operation in another threadDraw a string with chordCloseenhmetafile disables the specified Enhanced Metafile device scenario, and returns a handle to the newly created Metafile.When closefigure depicts a path, close the currently opened ImageClosemetafile disables the specified Metafile device scenario and returns a handle to the newly created Metafile Copyenh

How to copy a GIS image to the Windows clipboard and paste it to the word I haven't written this article for a long time. I want to shut down this blog and stop updating it, but I still have no determination. Let's take a look at these days. Let's send a function that was previously written to play.The copy and paste functions are simple, but how can we paste GIS images into word? The simplest idea is to save the GIS image as an image, send it to the clipboard, and paste it to word. However, if