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i've made a quick example for you, i think people forget they come on these boards to help people out when they start giving out sharp answers instead of just helping with a code snippet that only takes a moment to make.
Code:
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<font face="Courier New" size="2"><font color="#008000"> '/// load original image from file as a Drawing.Image...</font><br />
<font color="#0000FF"> Dim</font> img <font color="#0000FF">As</font> Image = Image.FromFile("<a href="file:///C:/Image1.png">C:\Image1.png</a>")<br />
<font color="#008000"> ' <font color="#0000FF">Dim</font> g <font color="#0000FF">As</font> Graphics = Graphics.FromImage(img)<br />
<font color="#008000"> '/// draw the String on the image...</font><br />
g.DrawString("some text on an image!", <font color="#0000FF">New</font> Font(<font color="#0000FF">Me</font>.Font.Name, 16, FontStyle.Bold), <font color="#0000FF">New</font> SolidBrush(Color.Red), 10, 10, <font color="#0000FF">New</font> StringFormat(StringFormatFlags.DirectionVertical))<br />
<font color="#008000"> ' img.Save("C:\testing.jpg", Imaging.ImageFormat.Jpeg)<br />
<font color="#008000"> '/// clean up...</font><br />
g.Dispose()<br />
img.Dispose()<br />
<font color="#008000"> ' PictureBox1.SizeMode = PictureBoxSizeMode.StretchImage<br />
PictureBox1.Image = Image.FromFile("C:\testing.jpg")</font><br><br />
hope it helps  .
<font color="blue">Csharp</font> me = (<font color="blue">Csharp</font>)Dynamic_Sysop; <font color="#008000">// My Signature.</font><br><font color="#008000">$twins</font> = <font color="#008000">me.twins</font>(<font color="#800080">"Taylor"</font> , <font color="#800080">"Delta"</font>); <font color="#C0C0C0">// My twin daughters.</font><br>echo <font color="#008000">$twins</font>;
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And what do I want with a code sample? I'm not the one looking to mark an image.
You missed the point of my post. He asked a question, got the description of how to do it, and then repeated his question, without saying anything about what he was having a problem with.
All to often, there are people who come here and just want the code written for them without having to lift a finger themselves to write it. That's why he didn't get code sample. He has to show that he at least attempted to solve the problem on his own. Then we'll go through and show him where he went wrong.
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Maybe you didn't know this, but the only person who gets an email that you responded to a message is the person you are replying to. Everyone else in the chain does not get a notification that you posted anything. So, I'm the only who got a notification that you responded to my post.
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i m sorry
if anything i said is supposed to be worng. i m not trying hurt anyones imotions.
please don't take my statement the other way round
again sorry
help everyone
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thank u very much
it really works
help everyone
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After deployment of the project I want to take server name dynamically fro SQL Connection.
How to do that???
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its very simple , yaar!
in connection string u palce a string Variable for server name and pass values to the string variable from a Form with single text box before the Login from or spalsh screen(be sure that this form should popped out only when server name is not provided, once server name is provided this Form should not be popped out) i done this
Reply, How it helped
prabumj
prabumj@gmail.com
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do u know how to create splash screen n vb.net..plse hlp
cheers..
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In .Net 2005 splash screen is there, u just go and see in Add New Item. u will see that Login Form Too.
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 How to get datetime type of window system ? (ex:dd/MM/yyyy)
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if you want to change the format you display on the screen then use
folloeong function
e.g you want to display te date in the textbox then
textbox.text=format(now.date,"DD/MM/yyyy")
In the same fashion you can use any format of the date.
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No that mean.
I want to get window system datetime type, not format.
(e.g: dd/MM/yyyy or d/M/yy or, ...)
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Van Thao wrote: I want to get window system datetime type, not format.
(e.g: dd/MM/yyyy or d/M/yy or, ...)
Those are date formats. Don't you want that?
There is only one DateTime type, it's System.DateTime and it's specified in the mscorlib.dll. It's the same for all systems, so there is no special DateTime type for any specific system.
If you want information about the current date format for the user, use CultureInfo.CurrentCulture.DateTimeFormat to get the DateTimeFormatInfo object that describes the date format.
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How to use "CultureInfo.CurrentCulture.DateTimeFormat"
Thanks Guffa.
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You can read the properties from it.
What is it that you want to do?
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How to Create Month Calender as look like Outlook 2003[style].
Please Help me
r_palanivel83 10:01 4 Jan '06
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how can i put tabcontrol on the top. is tht posible? please help. thanks
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hi,
I am not getting ur question. Pls explain ur problem fully..
Senthil S
Software Engineer
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What do you mean by top?
if you want to shift the tab control to any other control then use Controlname.focus()
also, you can use tab index property
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For many years I have deployed my visual basic projects from my development computer to my production ones by copying the project's directory to the production computer. I then pin the project\bin\***.exe to the start menu. Works fine. Simple and quick. I can continue to debug on the production computer by running the project in DbgCLR.exe.
I have now converted all to 2005.
Confusion has arisen. I still have project\bin\****.exe; but now I've also got project\obj\debug\***.exe and project\obj\Release\***.exe.
What the new ones for?
Why does the debug .exe seem lag behind?
Which is the proper one to run in production mode?
I've Googled it. Not much to find.
Thanks
RCarey
RCarey
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Those are the Debug and Release build folders. In Debug, the code optimizations are turned off and a bunch of other debug information is output from the build process. In Release, the code optimizations are turned on and the outputs are stripped of all debugging information.
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Sounds like I should deploy by copying the Release\***.exe to another computer. Is this true?
What is the purpose of the bin\***.exe file?
Thanks
RCarey
RCarey
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You can copy it or you can add a Setup and Deployment project to your solution and create a installer for it.
the \bin folder was were both the Debug AND Release builds ended up in previous versions of Visual Studio. The latest build overwrote the previous, no matter what the configuration. Now, with a folder for each build configuration, you can maintain various versions without overwriting the last build.
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Seems to work.
Thanks for the help.
RCarey
RCarey
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erm, i wasn't giving a sample to your good self, i was aiming it at the person who asked for help. didn't realise it was a touchy subject to post code, sorry. i just presumed that it was ok to help people when they ask for help on a forum. the sample i posted was just a very basic guide to point them in a direction, not war in peace.