See Also Examples Applies To
Stores the native GdPicture image as first page of a new multipage TIFF file.
You will be able to append new page to the created file using the TiffAddToNativeMultiPage() function.
Warning: To access to the data of the new created image file you need first to save & close it using the TiffCloseNativeMultiPage(), then reload it using the CreateImageFromFile() function.
Syntax
object.TiffSaveAsNativeMultiPage (sFilePath, nModeCompression)
The TiffSaveAsNativeMultiPage syntax has these parts:
| Part | Description |
| object | Required. An object expression that evaluates to an object in the Applies To list. |
| sFilePath | Required. String. The new native multipage file full path. |
| nModeCompression | Optional. Long. Default value is 2. Specifies the type of compression 6:None, 5:RLE, 4:CCITT4, 3:CCITT3, 2:LZW. |
Returns
Long. GdPictureStatus
Remarks
If success, the native image will be considered too as native multipage tiff image. Therefore, the native image should now be deleted using the TiffCloseNativeMultiPage() function (see exemple).
Category
Multipage TIFF Functions
Visual Basic Sample
How to create multipage tif image from several existing image files:
Dim nImageID As Long
nImageID = object.CreateImageFromFile( "image1.jpg")
object.TiffSaveAsNativeMultiPage ("multipage.tif")
nImageID = object.CreateImageFromFile("image2.jpg")
object.TiffAddToNativeMultipage (nImageID)
object.CloseImage (nImageID)
nImageID = object.CreateImageFromFile("image3.jpg")
object.TiffAddToNativeMultipage (nImageID)
object.CloseImage (nImageID)
object.TiffCloseNativeMultiPage