I have used all of them and tried various combinations of values, but I hardly see any change. Maybe there's a specific combintion of parameters for what I'm trying to achieve but I have the feeling I am going nowhere by fooling around with it.
Perhaps I should go back to Bilblt.
Hi, I've spent the last few weeks in a hospital and finally I'm discharged.
Getting back to my problem I have tried these properties (one at a time),
Graphics.CompositingQuality
Graphics.PixelOffsetMode
Graphics.SmoothingMode
Graphics.TextContrast
Graphics.TextRenderingHint
with different...
I'm using 2 pictureboxes, one with a source image and the other to zoom in on an area inside a navigation rectangle. I'm using DrawImage to magnify the image (image on the right)
In the source image there is some text added with a graphics program. This text looks bad on the zoomed image due to...
You're right, I'm using Windows 7.
However the form mousewheel event is raised even when the mouse is over the picturebox as if the latter were not there, so I think I can make do with it with just a little bit of arithmetic.
Why does this work:
Private Sub frmMain_MouseWheel(ByVal sender As Object, ByVal e As System.Windows.Forms.MouseEventArgs) Handles Me.MouseWheel
Console.WriteLine(e.Delta)
End Sub
while this doesn't?
Private Sub PictureBox1_MouseWheel(sender As Object, e As MouseEventArgs)...
In this example I'm using a textbox and a cancel button and it does work as the form closes when I click cancel. However even in this case the messagebox displays its warning before the form is closed. How can I prevent it?
Public Class Form1
Private Sub Form1_Load(sender As Object, e As...
If I click on the x box at the upper right corner of the form to close it, a textbox validating event fires because of missing or wrong data. How can I avoid that?
Now if I go to the Control Pannel to uninstall the program it turns out it appears in the list of installed applications with the generic icon. How do I fix this?
When I deploy a project, the exe file shows a generic icon rather than the one I thought I'd chosen.
I'm using VS 2015 and this is what I have done:
1. Go to Project => Properies => Resources => Add Resource => Add existing file => Browse folders and select a specific icon
2. In the project...
I was wondering if it's correct -I mean sound programming habit- to refer to a class from another class if they have nothing to do with each other.
For example,
Public Class Form1
Private Sub Form1_Load(sender As Object, e As EventArgs) Handles MyBase.Load
Dim c1 As New Class1...
It has a (white) border already. Still I recently had to deal with a background with dark and light areas such that the colour under the border was difficult to distinguish.
I am considering make the rectangle colour the negative of the background but I'm not sure if that's the best option.
My application draws a rectangle filled with a black brush with a certain degree of transparency on top of a background image. The rectangle is clearly visible except if the background consists of a large gray area, in which case it becomes difficult to distingish.
The way to manually overcome...
Thank you, your suggestion has worked, GetWindowRect yields the coordinates of the window even if it's outside the application:
Public Class Form1
Private Structure RECT
Dim Left As Integer
Dim Top As Integer
Dim Right As Integer
Dim Bottom As Integer...
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