Using toolbox object to display picture

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I was wondering if there was an object you can use from the toolbox that can display pictures. I am creating a program where there are radiobuttons and if the user selects a certain radiobutton then a certain picture is displayed. I've found the picturebox, but it doesn't work!

Posted 10-Mar-12 11:30am

Commander Uzzy

Updated 11-Mar-12 6:34am

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 10-Mar-12 17:48pm

Why just toolbox? Using designer too much?
The answer depends on application type and UI library you want to use. WPF? Forms? ASP.NET? Silverlight?
--SA

Commander Uzzy 10-Mar-12 18:05pm

I'm using application form! As for the UI library, I have no clue what that is, I'm a beginner btw! :D

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 10-Mar-12 22:53pm

Then tag it: If Windows.Forms, tag "Form", it Web form, tag "ASP.NET".
"UI" means user interface. For example, System.Windows.Forms is the UI library, another one if WPF...
--SA

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Solution 1

Uhhh, you haven't really looked in the ToolBox, have you? Try looking under the "All Windows Forms" or "Common Controls" tabs. It's pretty obvious.

Posted 10-Mar-12 12:50pm

Dave Kreskowiak

Solution 2

this is an easy question if you are using visual studio than in Toolbox(left side) look for picture box it will display images.OKK

Posted 10-Mar-12 18:08pm

shaikhshafique

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ProEnggSoft · Accepted Answer · 2012-03-11T06:46:00

Solution 3

You can display pictures in PictureBox control. A detailed example is given here

http://www.functionx.com/vcsharp/controls/picturebox.htm[^]

Posted 11-Mar-12 6:46am

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ProEnggSoft 15-Mar-12 13:50pm

Thank you.

Commander Uzzy 16-Mar-12 0:07am

Your Welcome! Your help is valued by me and my quest to learn C#!