Its possible to set the current page of a multipage document using
something like :
CurImage.SelectActiveFrame(System.Drawing.Imaging.FrameDimension.Page, 1);
But is it possible to find out what the current page number is from an Image

is it very slow?
coz I tried to use matrix to transform some of the bitmap,
the CPU time is a bit high....

Here is what i want to do,
I recieve a DIB handle (32 bit int) from a Twain wrapper class and i want to
convert that to a System::Bitmap so i can display it into a
Windows::Forms::PictureBox

I want to write some text onto a windows form in C# and have it drop
shadowed (relatively quickly).  Is there a pre-built method out there to do
this?  I'm not talking about the "cheater's" dropshadow where you write the
text again just below the real text.. but a photoshop-style ...

I saw that with GDI+ we can draw image in web page
but only through Response.OutputStream.
But for some reason, I need to draw at a precise position in the page.
And the page contains html!

I have an instance of a System.Color and need to blend this white(shift to a
lighter color). how can i approach this?

I am trying to create a Animated GIF file using the .NET framework (C#).
This has been mostly a failure but I have determined how to create a
Multipage Tiff thanks to the help of another news group (Examples did not
work).  So two questions:

I have a bitmap object that would like it to display on a winform rotated...
I just know how to use graphicpath/matrix to do transformation..
but the graphicpath class don't have AddImage....
pls help

I need to draw lines with arrowheads to connect rectangles
for a flow-chart. Any ideas??? Thanks

I am using VB.NET and Crystal report 9 Can anybody know how to use dotmatrix
printer in text mode.
Thanks
Jayant.

will there be a new library of windows controls for .net in the near future
like swing came after awt in java?
most of the current controls for .net are unacceptable slow and hard or
impossible to customize or localize.

I'm trying to resize a jpg file.  What I get as a result is a pure black
image.  Not sure what i'm doing wrong.  Here's a snippet of my code.
int height = 330;
int width;

how can i obtain the size (width, height) of an image w/o
loading the image?
reason: i dont want to load 2MB just to get the width.
takes too much time to load it

I set alpha channel to an 8 bit png image using an image
processing tool  ( Macromedia Fireworks )
Now this image is shown as having
a.) 8 bit depth in Windows 2000 Explorer

I had problems with loading a 16-bit grayscale TIF. I tried
       Bitmap bmp = new Bitmap("myfile.tif");
and received an exception with a message like "a general error occured in
GDI+" (translated from german). With a 8-bit grayscale TIF and many other