LineShape control has unwanted border

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Hi,
I am making a sample project in which i have to use Visual Basic PowerPacks 'LineShape' Control.

What this is is basically a line with events and select-able endpoints(hence it can be moved deleted etc.

it is added to a panel on which i have drawn rectangles and other shapes using panel.creategraphics
graphics.drawRectangle etc

But i get a border along with the Line Shape control
it does not have any property which could help me reduce the Border.

I think it is anti-aliasing the edges hence the odd black border like effect ...
Is there a way to switch that off ??????

Please help

Posted 17-Sep-12 23:19pm

wizshrutz

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supernorb 28-Sep-12 0:13am

Likely you are talking about a customized control and of course we can't know thoroughly about that control, so why can we help you? Simply at least you should try giving us a link to download that control dll, taking a photo of the unwanted effect... I can understand why this question hasn't had any answer. Place yourself in our position and you can understand why it has been that.

wizshrutz 20-Oct-14 12:47pm

The control mentioned here in is a standard control and a simple add of a system library "Visual Basic PowerPacks" makes it available

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