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Region intersection with a Graphics object?
Posted by Israel at 3/14/2007 12:33:43 PM
I've created a user control that displays shapes at various zoom,
rotation and offsets. Originally I wrote this to just update the
background image and that worked relatively fine except when I zoomed
in really far and it effectively had to resize it to be a very large
bitmap. I decided to do ... more >>
New to VB.NET, problem with disappearing image
Posted by hboothe NO[at]SPAM gte.net at 3/14/2007 12:32:59 PM
Hey, all, I'm new to VB.NET, coming from VB 6 and I'm having a problem
with the persistence of graphics. I use some graphics commands to put
an image in a PictureBox control like this:
Dim g As Graphics = PictureBox1.CreateGraphics
Then I use some graphics commands like this:
g.DrawLine ... more >>
Get the relative position of an picturebox inside a form to the wi
Posted by Joe at 3/14/2007 8:23:28 AM
Dear all
I place a picturebox into a form with position (0,0) - left, top of the form
how can i know the relative position of the picturebox with the window
since the top left of the window = (0,0)
i want to know the offset position of the picturebox with the window... more >>
how to extract the images from a mpeg file
Posted by Joe at 3/14/2007 4:36:16 AM
how to extract the image from a mpeg file
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how to get an jpeg image histogram
Posted by Joe at 3/13/2007 10:55:07 PM
I want to get the histogram of an jpeg image into an array
e.g.
R 256 size and the number of pixels
G 256 size and the number of pixels
B 256 size and the number of pixels... more >>
Detect circle overlapping line
Posted by Nik Coughlin at 3/13/2007 12:00:00 AM
Say I have drawn a number of lines on a form (forming a polygon), and I know
the coordinates for each point in the polygon. Now, I want to draw a circle
on the form, but I want to make sure that it doesn't overlap any of the
lines.
The approach I am thinking of goes something like this:
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how to draw/resize/move/rotate shapes on a canvas like Visio !!?
Posted by Bishoy Ghaly at 3/12/2007 8:12:25 PM
does anyone know how to draw, resize, move and rotate shapes on a canvas
like Visio !!?
any examples or source code will be helpfull.
thanks guys.
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Auto Size Lable to Text. How can i do this on CF2.0??
Posted by iKiLL at 3/12/2007 2:15:57 PM
Hi All,
I am trying to Bulid Windows Mobile Forms Control with C# in VS2005 using
CF2.
On this control A lable is created and some text set for the control. My
problem is that i dont know how lond the text is going to be. so i need to
set the height and width of the label a cording to th... more >>
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Bob Powell's "How to draw a rounded rectangle"
Posted by GraGra33 at 3/10/2007 12:00:00 AM
Bob,
I've found your GDI+ FAQ a very useful resource and would like to make a
small contribution to it.
I' was just flicking through the FAQ this morning and came across the "How
to draw a rounded rectangle" article and noticed that the DrawRoundRect
ssubroutine wasn't optimised.
The ... more >>
Printing bug!
Posted by cosmin111 at 3/9/2007 4:36:02 AM
I'm using printing sample from here :
http://msdn.microsoft.com/msdnmag/issues/03/02/PrintinginNET/
With Hewlett-Packard HP-GL/2 Plotter driver the aplication draw on desktop
window .
Kind regards,
Cosmin
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Problem Using LinearGradientBrush
Posted by Tim Haughton at 3/9/2007 4:20:28 AM
Hi, I'm having an 'issue' using the LinearGradientBrush. I'm sure it's
something I'm doing, or not doing, but it still has me flummuxed.
I've distilled the problem down into a simple custom control. To see
the problem, create a new class, and derive from Control. Enter the
following code:
S... more >>
Create a semi-trasparent layer
Posted by Paolo Niccolò Giubelli [Axettone] at 3/8/2007 4:29:33 AM
Hi guys! Is it possible to create a transparent layer where I can write some
text? This layer should be visible even when I run an image viewer in
fullscreen mode.
Thank you in advance,... more >>
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