> 
> This means that STIL32JP.DLL is converting the JPEG to a 256-colour
> bitmap. This perfectly explains why you are experiencing quality
> issues with your converted output.
> 
> That's all I have to say! I'm afraid I can't offer a solution. 
Sounds
> like it's up to Bruce...


This was some code I used from the independent JPEG group but it 
appears I have lost the source.  As far as I know, there is no built-
in way to do this conversion in Windows 32 API.  I don't plan any 
more work on it.

But if someone wants to write their own version of stil32jp.dll, it 
just needs a single entry point
ConvertBMP(szPathjpg, szPathBMP, szFolderTemp)
where szPathjpb is path to input jpg, szPathBMP is path to output 
BMP file, and szFolderTemp is a path to a folder where temp files 
can be stored (PowerPro uses GetTempPath to get this for the routine)

.  






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