Hello,
I am putting together a simple picture viewing program to view jpg. bmp
pictures. I have the picturebox sizemode set to autosize. I have the
picturebox in a pannel set to autoscroll, so if I get a picture that is
larger than the width/height of the containing form (pannel, etc) I can
scroll. But some of the pictures are like 5 megapixels and are just way too
large for the screen. When I open this pic in Microsoft Photo Editor - it
opens to 50% zoom by default. How can I set the zoom in my picturebox which
is set to autosize? How do I set the zoom? Like if I get the image size say
1900x800 I will automatically zoom the image to 50%. How do I set the zoom
of the image? I tried Img.Zoom, but there is no .Zoom.
Thanks,
Rich
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Maybe you can use the zoompicbox from bobpowell http://www.bobpowell.net/zoompicbox.htm
Greetz Peter
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news:8B******** *************** ***********@mic rosoft.com... Hello,
I am putting together a simple picture viewing program to view jpg. bmp
pictures. I have the picturebox sizemode set to autosize. I have the
picturebox in a pannel set to autoscroll, so if I get a picture that is
larger than the width/height of the containing form (pannel, etc) I can
scroll. But some of the pictures are like 5 megapixels and are just way
too large for the screen. When I open this pic in Microsoft Photo Editor - it
opens to 50% zoom by default. How can I set the zoom in my picturebox
which is set to autosize? How do I set the zoom? Like if I get the image size
say 1900x800 I will automatically zoom the image to 50%. How do I set the
zoom of the image? I tried Img.Zoom, but there is no .Zoom.
Thanks,
Rich
Rich,
I have this nowhere as sample. (I have it as part of a program, however in
to much methods to be able to cut it)
I thought that in the 101 samples there was somewhere showed how to do what
you ask) http://msdn.microsoft.com/vbasic/dow...de/101samples/
Most samples are still for version 1.1
Don't be agry at me when it is not.
I hope this helps anyhow
Cor
Thanks all for your replies. I am still using VS2003. Would the examples
from the 101 samples site work with 2003? I will also try your example -
Peter.
Thanks again all,
Rich
"Rich" wrote: Hello,
I am putting together a simple picture viewing program to view jpg. bmp
pictures. I have the picturebox sizemode set to autosize. I have the
picturebox in a pannel set to autoscroll, so if I get a picture that is
larger than the width/height of the containing form (pannel, etc) I can
scroll. But some of the pictures are like 5 megapixels and are just way too
large for the screen. When I open this pic in Microsoft Photo Editor - it
opens to 50% zoom by default. How can I set the zoom in my picturebox which
is set to autosize? How do I set the zoom? Like if I get the image size say
1900x800 I will automatically zoom the image to 50%. How do I set the zoom
of the image? I tried Img.Zoom, but there is no .Zoom.
Thanks,
Rich
Rich
This is what I wrote Most samples are still for version 1.1
With what I mean Net 1.1 ergo Visual Studio 2003, you have to page to those
pages and than that is written somewhere
I hope this helps,
Cor
Thanks all for your replies. I am still using VS2003. Would the examples
from the 101 samples site work with 2003? I will also try your example -
Peter.
Thanks again all,
Rich
"Rich" wrote: Hello,
I am putting together a simple picture viewing program to view jpg. bmp
pictures. I have the picturebox sizemode set to autosize. I have the
picturebox in a pannel set to autoscroll, so if I get a picture that is
larger than the width/height of the containing form (pannel, etc) I can
scroll. But some of the pictures are like 5 megapixels and are just way too
large for the screen. When I open this pic in Microsoft Photo Editor - it
opens to 50% zoom by default. How can I set the zoom in my picturebox which
is set to autosize? How do I set the zoom? Like if I get the image size say
1900x800 I will automatically zoom the image to 50%. How do I set the zoom
of the image? I tried Img.Zoom, but there is no .Zoom.
Thanks,
Rich
Rich
This is what I wrote Most samples are still for version 1.1
With what I mean Net 1.1 ergo Visual Studio 2003, you have to page to those
pages and than that is written somewhere
I hope this helps,
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