I create a bitmap image. I can draw and save it successfulyl...i need
to know how to resize the bitmap when i add more and more drawings...or
how to add scroll bars to a large created bitmap.
My basic problem is to add scroll bars to a bitmap.

Im using DrawImage to resize large images to smaller ones.
I use InterpolationMode =
System.Drawing.Drawing2D.InterpolationMode.HighQualityBicubic to obtain a
good downsampling of the pixels in the image.

I am starting work on a small graphic editor program.
I need to be able to move picture boxes around at runtime on the form, so
that at any one stage a single form could hold 5 or 6 picture boxes, all of
which are movable.

Is it true that from Dot Net 2.0 onwards >>
Classes within the System.Drawing namespace are not supported for use within
a Windows or ASP.NET service. Attempting to use these classes from within one
of these application types may produce unexpected problems, such as

I've created a user control that allows a users to pan and zoom a
display.  Originally I didn't know that turning AutoScroll on will
actually automatically scroll the Background image property so I ended
up writing all of the code in paint that copies my larger buffer into

I am trying to draw text, character by character, using GDI+.  When I use
Graphics.MeasureString() and add the result to my X coordinate and draw the
character, I get a completely different spacing between characters than when
I use Graphics.DrawString().

Is there anything new in System.Drawing for .NET 2.0?  I'm having a hard
time locating any direct information from google.
Thanks,
Shawn

I'm trying to draw some lines to create a "barcode".  My code as
wide/narrow bars and wide/narrow spaces.  For some reason, the width of
my spaces is inconsistent.  One narrow space isn't necessarily the same
width as another.  I think this has to do with the width of the bar it

I used to use GDI under VC++ before .NET to render maps (lots of polylines,
polygons, and rotated fonts). I currently have VS 2003 and .NET v1.1.
I am interested in finding out what my best approach to this is within the
.NET framework.

I am in the process of creating a usercontrol. The control has an Image
property of type Image.
If I select an Icon (Windows XP) and try to draw it using DrawImage, the
icon is not drawn properly.

someone on the mailing list pointed out that the remarks section of this
construct states:
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You must keep the stream open for the lifetime of the Bitmap

I have an application where for performance reasons I am Invalidating parts
of a Panel depending which part of the Panel has been modified.
I am doing fine until I have the application covered by other Windows
applications.  When another application covers my app, getting my

I'm writing a program that allow the user to compose a photo card.
The user put images and text on a panel rapresenting the card and the
program generate a jpeg at a variable resolution  i.e. 3000x2250
rapresenting what the user have composed.

In my object I am trying to implement a function in order to render the
picture to XML (to generate RDL for SQL Server). That Function causes the
error mentioned in the subject at the marked line. I read various articles
about it but none of them seems to apply as I am not ...

I've got a bunch of scanned microfiches in 1bpp format, all rather big,
about 6000 x 4000 pixels. Some of the fiches are in handwriting, and this
is why I want to make an algorithm that converts and smooths them into 8bpp
grayscale. After reading Bob Powells excellent ...