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GDI+ and c# cut out piece of graphic

syd
I want to cut a graphic up into smaller pieces. The graphic is part of a
org chart on a web page - after i took all the time to draw all those
regions to map out hyperlinks - i got the idea to use c# to cut the regions
out and present them in a list of some kind or another on another page.

Could some kind soul suggest a place to start?

Nov 16 '05 #1
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You can divide an image up into sections by saving rectangular chunks. The
GDI+ FAQ has an article on drawing images that explains how to extract a bit
from a larger image.

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I want to cut a graphic up into smaller pieces. The graphic is part of a
org chart on a web page - after i took all the time to draw all those
regions to map out hyperlinks - i got the idea to use c# to cut the regions out and present them in a list of some kind or another on another page.

Could some kind soul suggest a place to start?

Nov 16 '05 #2

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