I have a following code:
       GraphicsPath path = new GraphicsPath();
       int scale = 4;
       private void Form1_Load(object sender, EventArgs e)

have background image as jpg file. The second image is png with some
transparency. How to overlay the second image over the first one
preserving png transparency and save result as jpg? Standard Drawimage
method of Graphics class causes white background instead transparent.

Does anyone have existing code to draw text around the circumference of a
circle(ASP VB.NET)?

Helloi everyone,
It seems I don't understand exactly how (resp. WHERE) pens will draw stuff,
based on the coordinates of the object being drawn.
When i.e. I draw a border around a panel, the following example works with

I have the following code that works well in most cases. For one
particular image of the ones I tested, it creates a corrupted version
lacking 50-80% of the lower pixel rows. I've recreated the gif from an
eps using Photoshop, so there shouldn't be any corruption in the

How do I embed an image in an HTML email (not have a link to an image on a
server but rather ship the jpeg in the email itself)?

How do I do "paging" like the way iPhone does, that is the swooshing
of a page?  For input device, I could take the mouse coordinates as
the finger motion.
I have done paging and scrolling with graphics apps on GDI+, but I

I have a complex UI with multiple controls in a panel.  Adding/removing
controls or repositioning nested controls creates a sluggish UI experience.
I have resorted to turing the panel invisible before maiking UI adjustments,
then restoring visibility after the adjustments are ...

I'm sure I've missed the obvious, but when I define a custom color, my
DrawString call from my Paint event doesn't seem to draw anything at
all.
void btnNav_Paint(object sender, PaintEventArgs e)

I'm using the Drawing namespace with print, where that process starts
with
System.Drawing.PrintDocument.Print().  With printing I have a need for
finer grained control