i'm trying to print a picturebox image with the SizeMode property set to
Zoom.
With DrawImage I can't get the size of the image inside the picturebox
because i get all of the displayrectangle instead.

I am using VS2003 with 1.1  I have this font file xxx.fon and i would like
to drawstring by using this font ...... i am unable to find any help on this
while i googled ...... ur help is appreciated ......

I want to create a WMF/EMF file in a console application using C#,
however, I failed to create an empty Metafile object. As much as I can
tell, the various Metafile constrctors require an existing file or a
IntPtr to a device context. As this a console application I do not

(I already posted this question in
microsoft.public.dotnet.languages.csharp, but this one is updated)
I have a problem. When drawing into a graphics context I sometimes
get

When you use the Shear method, the 2 corners of the image are moved together
and the image becomes a parallelogram. But how to shear the image by moving
only a corner of the image? Or is there another method which do the job?
Thanks

I've been working on a website and i need to resize uploaded pictures
and stuff. Everything works fine with Image.fromstream method but
there seems to be a simple problem,
I created a simple solid blue jpg file which is 10000x10000 pixel

Hello all. Newbie here looking for resources related to mulipage Tiff's in
vb.net.
My current plans are to capture PCL prints from and AS400 and convert those
PCL's to multipage TIFF's.

Since .Net 2.0 has more support for vector graphics (Metafiles) this can be
put to use on a so called "resolution free" GUI. However a big problem
appeared here. The rendered metafile object does not use antialiasing and as
a result it looks pretty rough on the screen.

I recently found a thread where Frank Hileman suggested using the Bitmap
overload that enables you to get direct access to the image byte-array,
opposed to using unsafe code along with lockbits. I've written a small
wrapper for this functionality and its working ok. My question ...

I generally work with large scans, so speed matters for me.
I wanted to set transparency for colors whose RGB byte total is less than 10 (light colors).
I tried the Bob powell method listed at:
http://www.bobpowell.net/lockingbits.htm

Hello. I'm using Visual Studio 2005 (VB) and I want to a draw a pixel to an
(x, y) position on the form (is drawing to something else faster or
easier?). Here's the catch; the pixel needs to have an RGB color value, so
using System.Drawing.Brush is not an option, since you can ...