I am creating an array of TextBoxes and buttons on a windows form. When
I switch to a different application and comeback to my app, the
TextBoxes and Buttons are rendered very slowly and the user can see the
TextBoxes being painted one after the other. The same effect is

I'm new to GDI+ programing but I've studied Bob Powells site and also
reviewed many news group posting.  What I am attempting to do is put a
small image (bm2) on top of a larger image (bm1).  According to some
other posting the below code should do the job, but it just saves the

I have chosen to develop a small line drawing application.  This should be a
simple case of "the wheel is being re-invented" so there should be classes
and architecture already in place that I can re-use.
Each drawn line is an object, be it a straight or curved line.  How can I

I have a problem with the DrawString method.
I wrote this little code that reproduce the problem:
private void Form1_Paint(object sender, PaintEventArgs e)
{

With Win32 programming, we can use SetViewportOrgEx to set origin. But on
.NET, how?
Thanks!

I have some images and I want to make one image like
X and X to XX
How can I do this?
Thanks for any help!

I have an image which is a width of 180 pixel.
How can I slice 30 pixel from the left of it so that
I have a new image with a width of 150 pixel?
Many thanks for any help in advance!

I have set a file based photo gallery. Thumbnails are generated and saved to
disk in a folder called thumbnails inside each gallerys folder. Everything
works fine on my local machine. If add new photos and then reload the page i
see the new thumbs appear. However if upload the ...

I can't find anywhere, what is the best image size for optimal loading
(in time) ,  when the images are on the disk of the computer on which
the c# application run.
Is there a simple way to check it?

Im developing a checkers game under vb.net
2D board is easy, but how to develop a 3D board.
http://www.deltmar.ee/mex/laud.jpg like this one i designed in Rhino3D
Is there any 3D engine for .NET or any other solution?

I need to load a bitmap from the Shell32.dll into a System.Drawing
Bitmap object, but I can find no way to do this. I have got a HBITMAP by
using the P/Invoked LoadBitmap() function but there seems to be no way
to get this into a System.Drawing Bitmap. What is the best way to do ...

I'm trying, for a week or two, to create a procedure in order to rotate the
image in any picturebox control in a cephalometry software. I've found a web
site that shows how that can be done:
http://vb-helper.com/index_vbnet.html

I have created a simple web application in ASP.NET 1.1 that reads a
folder and displays images to a browser.  The images when processed by
the below code get a significant kick in saturation.  Can someone point
me in the right direction on how to avoid this.

The MS help as usual explains the bleeding obvious and nothing else. I've
noticed a bit of an oddity with the ColorMatrix. If I define the matrix like
this
2 0 0 0 0

I am trying to extract part (1024x1024) of a large image (6000x9000x24bpp
LZW tiff)
Using the ImageFast code from
http://weblogs.asp.net/justin_rogers/articles/131704.aspx I am able to load