It appears that your database is adding a header of its own on the image
file (or maybe this is part of it being an OLE object, not sure).
If you strip off the first 88 bytes, this is a standard windows bitmap file.
The following code works on your file, but for your code you should just
start dumping the data at the 89th byte.
dump_file = file('show.dump', 'rb')
out_file = file('show.bmp', 'wb')
dump_file.seek(88)
out_file.write(dump_file.read())
dump_file.close()
out_file.close()
Steven James
On 5/11/07, Grzegorz Adam Hankiewicz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Steven James wrote:
> Can you post one of those tempfiles somewhere?
Yes, you can grab them from http://gradha.no-ip.org/temp/, a .bmp and
.dump version. From the sizes and the stringisation of the files looks
like the .dump version is just the same with a header, but I wouldn't
like to try stripping these bytes in case the header can change size.
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