An image is worth a thousand HTML tags [How to: Display a custom image with an ASP.NET web page]

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• Anonymous
  February 27, 2006
  Hi
  
  I posted the string in the above url
  http://chash2.blogspot.com/
• Anonymous
  February 27, 2006
  You might actually consider using an .ashx file or make your own handler. The Page class has a lot of overhead that if you're not utilizing it can be expensive.
• Anonymous
  February 27, 2006
  Excellent note about 'using', Delay. Unfortunately, MSDN skip it so often :-(
  
  And that story continues even at Microsoft Certification Exams.
  
  And my 2 cents addition. Some standard image formats cannot be saved right to OutputStream (TIFF, if I recall it correct). It seems such image codecs require seeking forward-backward of underlying Stream during saving. In that case intermediate MemoryStream is solution.
• Anonymous
  March 07, 2006
  In a previous post, I referred to some MSDN sample code and outlined the process of creating an ASP.NET...