Well, I could solve that using a temporary picturebox to rotate the image.
Now my problem is that: Must all images in a listview have the same size? My
images have the proportions of a standard document and I would like rotated
images look landscape instead of vertical. I don't know if that's possible.
Other solution is to assign square size to all images, but then images adapt
the new size and the proportions are wrong.
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Diego F.
"Diego F." <di********@msn.comwrote in message
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>I tried with that
Dim indice As Integer = DADLV1.SelectedItems(0).ImageIndex
DADLV1.SelectedItems(0).ImageList.Images(indice).R otateFlip(RotateFlipType.Rotate180FlipXY)
But it doesn't work.
ImageList1 is where images are loaded
DADLV1 is the listview control
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Diego F.
"Diego F." <di********@msn.comwrote in message
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>Hi all. I have a listview with images and my application must be able to
rotate one image. I need a method to rotate 90 degrees rigth (i.e.).
Is that possible?
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Diego F.