Hi Friends...Save Images in Folder

If size is an issue, you can use an image format with high compression such as J2K. The following code will load the image as a resource to a stream:
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Stream stm = new MemoryStream();
System.Reflection.Assembly myAssembly = System.Reflection.Assembly.GetExecutingAssembly();
Stream myStream = myAssembly.GetManifestResourceStream("WindowsFormsApplication12.Resources.J2K_X4.bin");
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This leaves 2 problem:
1. Encoding the image as J2K.
2. Decoding the J2K image from the resource stream.

For both, you can use a commercial DLL such as leadtools or a free library such as FreeImage. The obvious advantage of FreeImage is that it costs nothing, but it won't load the image from stream directly. You will have to dump it to disk, load it from there, save it back to disk in another format then load the other format.

My own code is a commercial application (KG educational system), so it was feasible for my company to foot the bill and buy lead tools. We ended up shipping about 2300 photos as resources with our app, all encoded as lossless J2K and protected with encryption algorithm, also using the same toolkit.