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problem with rendering on inkpicture

hi
iam writting application where rendering point by point on
inkpicture captured by newpackets event in another application. i have
two problems here. if i use inkpicture.crea tegraphics () ink is staying
if i minimise or max its vanishing. suppose if i attach an image to it
as inkpicture.imag e = new bitmap(inkpictu re.height,inkpi cture.width),
g=graphics.from image(inkpictur e). then i have to refresh the inkpicture
after each point rendering, but this refresh is taking more time
ultimates its slowing down the rendering. can anyone help me.

Apr 14 '06 #1
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