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On 23/01/2006, at 3:37 PM, Kyle Collie wrote:

When I compare hex-to-hex they are the same.

OK, then you have the binary data in your program.

Yes, it is a GIF. The goal is to read the image into a variable that
can be passed back to a calling program to ultimately be displayed in
a browser.

Then you'll need to tag it properly as an image mime type.

Currently, the browser is displaying the åñã  /

Which suggests that the data is being misinterpreted by the browser--probably because it's not tagged correctly so the browser presumes it's text data rather than an image.

Regards,
Simon Coulter.
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