Render page as inline JPG/JPEG in browser

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   I want to avoid rendering to files that are going to clutter the system, but after hours of trial and error based on information floating around all over the Net I am still unable to achieve my desires. Thus I need some guidance/help.

The code below serves a valid and working JPG-image through the browser that can be saved;

Response.ContentType = "image/JPEG"
Response.AddHeader "Content-disposition", "attachment; filename=rendered.jpg"        
Response.BinaryWrite QPDF.RenderPageToVariant( 72, 1, 1 )
Response.end

One should think that replacing the second line with the line below, ought to make the image show up in the web page � not so, and I do not know how far off I am although this seem to be the code that I have tried that I find the most logical.

Response.AddHeader "content-disposition", "inline; filename=rendered.jpg"

Any suggestions, pointers, ideas ...

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	I want to avoid rendering to files that are going to clutter the system, but after hours of trial and error based on information floating around all over the Net I am still unable to achieve my desires. Thus I need some guidance/help. The code below serves a valid and working JPG-image through the browser that can be saved; Response.ContentType = "image/JPEG" Response.AddHeader "Content-disposition", "attachment; filename=rendered.jpg" Response.BinaryWrite QPDF.RenderPageToVariant( 72, 1, 1 ) Response.end One should think that replacing the second line with the line below, ought to make the image show up in the web page � not so, and I do not know how far off I am although this seem to be the code that I have tried that I find the most logical. Response.AddHeader "content-disposition", "inline; filename=rendered.jpg" Any suggestions, pointers, ideas ...