Hi, Refering to the title, I am using Visual Studio .NET 2003, WInXP Pro SP2 to develop C# on PocketPC. To me surprise, I cannot locate the member function, FromFile( ) from the System.Drawing.Image class. My VS only show 8 members functions from the class; (1) Dispose (2) Equal (3) ...more >>

Hi, I created a Windows Application which accepts the filename to open and two color values. The Application opens the given bitmap file and replaces the first color with second color. I done by traversing through the pixels. After completing the whole process i have to save the image to ...more >>

I want to save an image which I converted to grayscale as a real grayscale image. When I save the image and open it in photoshop, the mode is RGB color/ 8bit. I want the mode to be grayscale. I've been searching for a solution for my problem for some time now but I can't seem to find an ...more >>

Hello, In my application I perform all the drawing operations from within the form's OnPaint method (the form is ultimately a TabPage derivative) ie protected override void OnPaint(PaintEventArgs e) { base.OnPaint(e); //the base class LayerView.OnPaint handles things like AutoScr...more >>

Folks - I've done some Google searches and come up with nothing. If this has been addressed already, please point me in the right direction. I'm creating a custom Label control for one of my projects, so I can utilize text trimming. I'm inheriting from a standard Label control and overri...more >>

Is there anyway to get an onPaint handler for a textbox? In VB 6 I would subclass the control (never done it with a textbox, but I think it would have worked), but I don't think I can do that here in .Net. Matt ...more >>

Hey, Could someone help me with the following code? I would like ObjectB to remain stationary on the panel while scrolling ObjectA, but I can't figure out how to do it. If I'm saving the Graphics state, it seems to me that any scrolling should not affect ObjectB when I draw it, but only Obj...more >>

Is there a way to create a Bitmap object and draw strings within it. Graphics g = pic1.CreateGraphics(); Bitmap b = new Bitmap(100,100, g); does not work. Or do I have to get into the nitty gritties of the Font object find the position of each pixel in it and use the SetPixel method??? ...more >>

Has anyone seen a widget app called "Konfabulator" (www.konfabulator.com). Interestingly enough it renders the new mac Tiger widgets on a Windows PC. What's most interesting is that the widgets are complex, semi-transparent shapes that reveal the windows and desktop behind them (for instance ...more >>

Hello All, I am new to the image processing things, hence this question might be a bit silly but I could not find any obvious solution.... I have an image object which is to be shown in a picturebox. The picturebox can actually change the size depending on the anchor / docking of the form....more >>

I have created a .NET control, and I want to add the ability to copy/paste the image of the control to MS Word. The tricking thing is that I want the vector image not a bitmap. Does anyone know how to do that? Bitmap PlotBitmap = new Bitmap(500, 500); Metafile mfile = (Metafile) ((Image)...more >>

Using the GDI+ Flat API, I am able to draw at 96dpi resolution to a VB6 PictureBox control, and (awkwardly) dump the image to gdi+ supported file formats, like tif. I need to create higher resolution (say 360dpi) tif files. It seems that .Net can create a high-resolution, in-memory bitmap obj...more >>

I'm using the GDI+ flat API version 5.1.3102.2180 (latest/good version? The SDK shows 5.1.3102.1360!). When I attempt to set smoothing to anything other than AntiAlias, while using a dash pattern other than solid AND the pen width is 1 pixel wide, the pattern is in inches rather than in pixels...more >>

Hi, I am trying to create a image from an xml file. Xml file has string representation of a image. here is the code snippet: DataSet ds=new DataSet(); ds.ReadXml("Northwind.xml"); string pic=ds.Tables[1].Rows[0][3].ToString(); byte[] str=Encoding.UTF8.GetBytes(pic); MemoryStream s...more >>

When I use the following code: myFont = new Font("Tahoma", 24, System.Drawing.GraphicsUnit.Point); GraphicsPath pth = New GraphicsPath(); pth.AddString("Sample", myFont.FontFamily, (int)myFont.Style, myFont.Size, new Point(x, y), StringFormat.GenericTypographic); ...more >>

Is it possible to "emulate" 3D transformation using GDI+ somehow? I would like to rotate a string around vertical axis. I know how to apply rotation transform to Graphics object, but only as 2D transform. I think this will not be possible directly, but hope there is a chance to do it using some...more >>

Hello, I have a byte[] array containing values of 0-255 representing gray levels of a picture. This has no common format (.bmp, .jpg, ...) it only stores the bytes, one per a pixel. I converted it from original matrix byte[,] so I know its real dimensions. Now, I would like to display thi...more >>

Hi all, On a panel where I initially draw a Line, I would like to : Copy the image of the Panel Rewrite the copied image back to the same panel, but 1 pixel to the left of it origin position. Feel like I've tried everyting, but nothing seems to be correct. I'm sure I'm missing something ob...more >>

Hello, I have a bitmap. I use DrawImage() method to show the bitmap. It can scale the picture according to the destination rectangle.. DrawImage( image, scaleToRectangle, 0, 0, imageWidth, imageHeight, Pixel, imageAttributes ); The scaled picture is smooth and its origin...more >>

Hi, I am trying to create a image from an xml file. Xml file has string representation of a image. here is the code snippet: DataSet ds=new DataSet(); ds.ReadXml("Northwind.xml"); string pic=ds.Tables[1].Rows[0][3].ToString(); byte[] str=Encoding.UTF8.GetBytes(pic); MemoryStream s...more >>

(Type your message here) -------------------------------- From: jay jay hi got the same error, byte[] imByte=Convert.FromBase64String(Imagetext); Bitmap b = (Bitmap)Bitmap.FromStream( new MemoryStream(imByte)); // This line is throwing error. Somebody please help me. ---------------...more >>