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I have a small problem that I am trying to overcome.

I have a screen with four images of 3 different sizes. top image
smallest, left and right equal size and the bottom image the largest.
I wish to have the center of the group of images (offset to the right
on the form due to the fact that there are navigation buttons on the
left) as the center location of the world grid.


I now have 2 buttons on this part of the screen which are for clockwise
and anticlockwise directional movement. Each click will move all four
images 90 degrees clockwise or anticlockwise in an arc. The images
should stay upright but scale up or down depending upon which slot they
are about to fill.


So in summary 4 images, move 90 degrees in an arc and change size
depending where they will end up.


Easier to do than say propably but as I am a novice at GDI+ it is
causing me a headache. Give me a database and data to play with and I'm
ok LOL. Enjoying learning all this though and hope someone can point
me in the right direction.


Thanks guys


Carl
Oct 6 '06 #1
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