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Re: Helping out a fellow blogger getting the actual bytes of an image resource – a lesson in the intricacies of DXL representation

And there you have it… Ben Langhinrichs of Genii Software, CoexEdit and the Midas RichText LSX fame has posted a comment that explains my findings about the structure of an image resource in DXL.

Thanks Ben.

Posted on April 11, 2006Author lekkim

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Ben Langhinrichs says:

April 12, 2006 at 05:56

Always glad to help. Keep up the good work on your blog.

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