Hi all,
I'm working on a windows application, thats essentially a drawing program.
I'm not the original developer on it and have a few problems with the
MetaDraw component.
Upon creation of a new drawing, the user can specify a background image for
the drawing.
This background picture is inserted by adding it as an MDPicture object to
the Picture property, to the MetaDraw object.
metaDraw.Pictur e = new MDPicture(fileN ame);
My problem is, that when the user prints the image or exports it to a report
(crystal reports), I cant remove this background image again.
I've tried clearing the ExportOptions flags and when I debug through, I can
see that the MetaDraw.BackPi cture is null.
Yet the background is still visible.
Anyone have a way to remove the background image temporarily?
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Jesper Rou
Developer
Creuna Denmark A/S
Silkeborgvej 43
DK8100 Aarhus C
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