I've written an application on Pocket PC and now I'm trying to port it to
Windows XP.
The problem is that DrawString with "Courier New" does not produce
monospaced text.

I am trying to get a specific frame from an mpeg and save
that frame as a .png. My current test program is a modal
window with a Windows Media Player in it. When the user
presses OK, an entire screen capture is taken. I then get

I need a rubberBand effect in my application on the picturebox control  so i
have used a GDI instead of GDI+. ie API like SetROP2( hdc, R2_NOTXORPEN) and
it is working fine.
Now I facing a strange problem when i try to draw something greater than the

I want to be able to designate the usual point size for my text and then draw it either on a printer or some screen element like a picture box.  For instance, after performing various coordinate transformations from world coordinates to a picture box, I would like my text to look ...

How can I load huge images and process them in C# ?
These images are around 15000x15000 pixels, and needs to be processed pixel
by pixel.
Any pointers and ideas on how to handle the data effectively are

I have written a custom control that needs to do some action when arrow keys are pressed. All works well, until I add scrollbars to the form. When scrollbars are on the form, and I press arrow key, the control doesn't receive those keys, and instead scrollbars start blinking
Is ...

Yes, this is staright forward but this code does not work:
PictureBox1.Image = new Bitmap("\SD Card\myfile.jpg")
PictureBox1.Update()
however if I load a specific BMP file it gets displayed. So how do I load a

Hello..
I'm having a wierd thing happen with a scrolling canvas and anti-aliasing.
Basically, when I use the Autoscroll property and set my smoothing mode to
Antialising, I get weird lines when I scroll. The following code

I am drawing what is contained in a 500 x 1000 unit rectangle onto a picture box "P1" using the graphics object (Gr) obtained from the Paint event of P1.  The rectangle has the y-axis pointing up.
To achieve this I do the following:
'Reflect about the x-axis, scale about the origin ...

I am using an ActiveX created using delphi. It has a font property exposed.
The font property is of type IFontDisp in the server(delphi). The font
properties like Size, Bold, Underline etc has both 'Set' and 'Get' methods
when using the activex in a VS6 app.

In the help of Visual Studio I found methods how to draw ellipses,
rectangles, beziers, and so on. But I found no method Grpahics.DrawPoint. To
draw a simple point, do I have to draw an ellipse without a width and lenght
or a line without an end point??

I have a TIF viewer I'm building in C# using the LEAD Tools toolkit, and I'm unable to view a 378KB file, although I'll need to view TIFs of up to around 2MB
Using GC.GetTotalMemory I see that I have 765,008 bytes when I start my program and as I load each image the available ...

This is an alpha blending performance question:
I am using the .NET graphics.DrawImage method with ImageAttribute as
documented, it is doing the alpha blending beautifully but the performance
is very poor, especially when i'm blending several layers of 1024x786 sized

I need just a little guidance here;
I have a TIFF image that is in 4bbp format
This TIFF image has a Horiz Resolution of 240 ppi
This TIFF image has a Vert Resolution of 120 ppi

I have been periodically getting the following error message when
calling my lockBit function.
An unhandled exception of type 'System.InvalidOperationException'
occurred in system.windows.forms.dll