Split and Cut Multipage TIFF Images

You can delete a page from a TIFF file with the DeleteTiffImage function/method of the BiTIFF DLL/OCX. SplitTiffFile can be used for cutting a multipage TIFF image at a specified page.  CutTiffFile splits a multipage TIFF files into single page TIFF images.

[C++]

/* Split a multipage TIFF image */

#include “BiTiff.h”

BOOL bRet;

char szDest[MAX_PATH], szSource[MAX_PATH];

strcpy(szDest, “C:\\Images\\Dest.tif”);

strcpy(szSource, C:\\Images\\Source.tif”);

/* Split the TIFF file at specified page

   1. parameter: Source TIFF file. Must be multipage

   2. parameter: The new TIFF file generated after the

  split

   3. parameter: Position of the split

   4. parameter: Call back function, a developers can

display a progress bar.

5. parameter: This pointer is the third parameter of the

lpCallBackFunction. */

bRet = SplitTiffFile(szSource, szDest, 3, NULL, NULL);

if (!bRet)

{

            // Error

}

[VB]

‘ Split a Multipage TIFF file

Dim bRet As Boolean

Dim szSource As String

Dim szDest As String

Dim BITiffobj As Object

szSource = “C:\Images\Source.tif”

szDest = “C:\Images\Dest.tif”

Set BITiffobj = CreateObject("BITIFF.BITiffCtrl.1")

bRet = BITiffobj.SplitTiffFile(szSource, szDest, 3)

Note: Use the SplitTiffProgress event for get an event after a page has splitted.

[C#]

/* Split a Multipage TIFF file */

bool bRet;

string szSource, szDest;

szSource = “C:\\Images\\Source.tif”;

szDest = “C:\\Images\\Dest.tif”;

bRet = BiTiff.SplitTiffFile(szSource, szDest, 3);

if (!bRet)

{

            // Error

}

Note: Use the SplitTiffProgress event for get an event after a page has split.