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WPF Image Control probem - help needed21 Nov 2008 04:20 GMT-
I am trying to do some HLSL effects with DirectX library. Basically I
want to freeze the screen and show a radially blurred background using
the HLSL effects and a MessageBox on top of that which is active. The
whole effect is somewhat similar to Vista User Account Control effect
Development Job19 Nov 2008 03:29 GMT-
my english is not good, but I will try to speak.
I need to implement 3 image effects in an C# windows forms
application.
I want to hire someone who has domain over gdi+. Please contact me by
Graphics object source18 Nov 2008 16:48 GMT-
Is there a way of determining whether a Graphics object was made from
a bitmap or metafile image?
For example, if I initialize it like so:
Graphics g = Graphics.FromImage(new Bitmap(1,1));
Matrix.TransformPoints not producing consistant results17 Nov 2008 14:45 GMT-
I am currently writing a view port that displays a set of pages that
can be dragged about by the user. I do this by translating a Matrix. I
also use a mouse backtracking technique to handle zoom factor etc. The
problem seems to lie in the TransformPoints() function of the Matrix
Clowns10 Nov 2008 21:08 GMT-
You clowns are smart.
LOL
Tricks to speed up graphics:  and why does Invalidate on MouseMove     affect performance?05 Nov 2008 01:03 GMT-
I'm getting into GDI+ Forms 2.0 graphics for C#3 using Visual Studio
2008.
One thing I notice:  the graphics are really slow and flicker on a
Pentium IV, with 2 GB RAM, even with doublebuffering turned on.
 
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