hi friends,
By means of setresolution property, i could alter the
resolution of an image.
but if we do the same in image editor software such as photoshop,

  I want to render one image with byte[] in C#. Please
advice.
Peter

I know that the Icon class has a handle property, but that is not available
in the Compact Framework.  Is there any other way to get the icon's handle?
I found reference to a LoadIcon method with the following signature (from
memory):  HICON LoadIcon(HINSTANCE hInstance, LPCTSTR ...

I'm trying to draw an EMF metafile centred on a given point and rotated.
I'm using the code below and drawing an existing 1 inch by 1 inch
metafile (400px x 400px @ 400 DPI)
The problem is that it only works when the angle is either 0 or 180, but

In C#, I am able to successfully stream a TIFF image that comes from a
BLOB field in a database, save it to file, then convert the pages
within TIFF file into jpegs (using GDI+) and display on the web (using
ASP.NET).

From what reading I have done, this is probably one of those things that is
not yet possible in .Net, but ever-hopeful, I am asking anyway.
My company has a correspondence/document management application that uses
multi-page tiff files as its standard format for scans of hard copy

i try to draw a string with heading and trailing spaces with an underlined
font.
Font font = new Font("Tahoma", 8, FontStyle.Underline, GraphicsUnit.Point );
g.DrawString( " A B ", font, textBrush, 0, 0, format );

I have a tranparent bitmap with some pixel set to a specific color
How can I set does pixels back to transparent, as I set them to a color...
I dont want to redraw all bitmap pixels except the ones I need transparent,
but erase the ones I'm interested on.. is that possible?

I am trying to serialize and deserialize an image, which
works fine, until you try and save the deserialized image
or "Reserialize" the deserialized image.
My investigation shows a

I am adding small graphical images over a graphical background dynamically.
Is custom painting a viable solution or should I use a stack of
PictureBoxes?
The problem with PictureBoxes is that I can't make them transparent (even

I need to determine the width and height of a metafile
when I am about to print it, so that I can center it on
the page.  When I use the Width and Height properties of
the image, I get the size in pixels.  How do I determine

This bug I have found shows up when your g.PageUnit is Inches and you
are drawing a metafile at an angle other than 0 degrees or 180 degrees...
... oh yeah and only when you draw the image with a width (or height) of
less than 1.5 inches (!)

I have this print function that I use to print my text
file.  When this prints it uses the original printer
settings to print the first page and then all subsequent
pages follow the way I have this layed out.  What am I

I'm attempting to resize a folder of images to create
thumbnails, but at this line:
System.Drawing.Image oImg = System.Drawing.Image.FromFile
(sPhysicalPath + @"\" + sOrgFileName);

e.g. i have a pentagon and a rectanglar
i would like to check if they overlap each other...
is there any built-in function to do?
thx...