Im looking to embed an .exe into my form. An example of what I want to do is the preview area when selecting a screensaver in Windows. It shows a small running preview of the app in the current window. How do I do that in my VB form?
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I am trying to get this code to re-size(by a percent) the pdf thumbnail it outputs(which needs to be initially scaled down to 15% of the size of the original pdf document size).Currently, the code only adds the two dimensions as pixels, then renders the image, and draws it into a PictureBox.The code uses Ghostscript as you can see. The problem I am having is getting the dimensions of the PDF file. How can this be done? The code will be posted below:
Imports System.IO
Imports System.Drawing.Imaging
Imports GhostscriptSharp
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The preview on my program doesn't show how I would like it to, sometimes it's blank or not big enough for the whole screen, and other things.
I have 3 forms, one is of controls, one is a full transparent form that is just the outside edges with a blank middle, and one of is the background. Reason for this is setting background transparency, and the transparency(opacity) of the top bar of the form, so it will be transparent like vista is normally in xp.
I want it to show always the full form live view on the preview and I am not getting it to work with my 3 form as one form type program, but it works as expected with one form only, but I don't want this because I want individually set transparencies.
I've got this code to thumbnail images
Try
' set delegate
Dim currentCallback As Image.GetThumbnailImageAbort = New Image.GetThumbnailImageAbort(AddressOf ThumbnailCallback)
' get the current image
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is there a way to do a similar thing for word documents(or any text)? I just want to have a thumbnail of the first page.
Can anyone provide some details on a way to have a thumbnail image of a random file appear in a panel on a form? I'm working on a project that requires this functionality when a user clicks on a item in a checkedlistbox. This way users can auto-preview a file. All code that I found applies to actual image files, so I'm getting "Parameter is not valid" errors when attempting to create a bitmap thumbnail of a text file. Would a printpreview control work? [code]
View 1 RepliesI try to create a dual video player with VB 2010.
With that I have 2 forms, 1 main form (with all the controls and it should contain a preview screen of what is being displayed on the second form.
And a second form (with a windows media player component).
Now the main form should have (as told) a preview screen of what is shown on the second screen, I want to know if it is possible to have is as the windows 7 taskbar thumbnail (when preview the mediaplayer).
I need to know how to use listview, I'm having trouble using it.What are listviews uses?What can be listed in listview?What cannot be listview?If an image is in listview, will it display a thumbnail of the image?
View 4 RepliesI have a system where users can upload PDF documents. Rather than displaying the link to these PDFs as a title link, or a PDF icon link, I would like it to be a thumbnail of the first page of the PDF document.
How can I get a thumbnail image of the first (or any specified) page of a PDF document, using ASP.NET 3.5?
I am in search of a way to access a files thumbnail preview and push it to a picturebox on my form. I have the code below that works for jpg files, however it does not work for say a word document's thubnail. displaying the word documents thumbnail in a picturebox would be great!
Dim myBitmap As New Bitmap("C:Doc1.doc", True)
Dim myThumbnail As Image = myBitmap.GetThumbnailImage(40, 40, myCallback, IntPtr.Zero)
PictureBox1.Image = myThumbnail
Im looking to create a thumbnail from a jpg image. the image is stored in c: empimage.jpg all im trying to do is create a thumbnail from this and save it in c: emp humbimage.jpg. Ive found a number of C# tutorials and some vb.net ones. Apparently this is a really easy thing to do.
View 1 RepliesIf you drag something like a picture in explorer it displays its icon or thumbnail ,can this be achieved in vb.net? ,i have two forms ,form1 is a boarderless form with just a pic box ,now i can drag n drop this to another form with easy. but is thay away to display its thumbnail while dragging said picbox image?
View 2 RepliesI am trying to incorporate in my vbdotnet application a form in which I would like to make a thumbnail from an image. So what I have is two picture boxes, one with the source image and the other with the destination image, I would like to crop the image from picture box 1 and display it on picture box 2, but the way I wan to crop it is not giving the coordinates of the selected area box but to simulate a selection area box in which the mouse can move the box and select the area of the picture to be cropped. This selection area box would give me the coordinates i need in order to proceed the cropping. The problem is I don't know how to create this selection area box. It is like doing the cropping on a graphic design software like Macromedia Fireworks, Adobe photoshop, even paint.
View 5 Repliesam trying to extract a preview image (jpg file) from a canon raw (cr2) photo file using the well known program exiftoolExtracting certain meta data works fine with this kind of code:
Private Sub GetExifData(ByRef id As ImageDataType)
Dim ExifTool As New Process
Dim ExifToolStartInfo As New ProcessStartInfo
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i created this thumbnail with other programming mothod Test Thumbnail.rar but how can i register it in other windows i tried register it with RegAsm but i don't could register it
View 1 RepliesI have some code that allows the user to browse for an image and then when that image is opened, it is copied to a new directory. This all works fine, but I would like to know if there is a way to create a thumbnail of this image and save it into a subdirectory inside the directory where the original image has already been copied?
View 5 RepliesI've been playing around with Windows 7 taskbar thumbnail previews. I've noticed that some Microsoft applications are able to set thumbnail images which have transparency in background. I've been trying all out and not been able to achieve this.
I've set a picturebox control having PNG with transparency as thumbnail preview, doesnt work. I tried creating a new bitmap and loading from Icon file having transparency and setting it as preview but still doesn't work. It keeps showing the background color of the form window.
This is what Microsoft apps are able to acheive:
[URL]
I have an image upload facility in my asp.net project, when uploaded a thumbnail of the image is generated and saved to disk. What I would ideally like to do is apply some nice styling effects to this thumbnail image.. similar to the look of the icons on an iPhone.. perhaps a slight gradient, smooth rounded corners, and a border.
View 3 RepliesI have a CheckedListBox and a thumbnail control and I am trying to save and retrieve back the images along with their path.
I need to show their image path in the checked list box which I am able to do but I am unable to get the images.
I want to know how to read Images from the saved text file and display it in the thumbnail control.
Here is the code:
Private Sub LoadProject_Click(ByVal sender As System.Object,
ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles LoadProject.Click
Using ofdlg As New Windows.Forms.OpenFileDialog
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i want to take print preview of window form and after taking print preview want to take print of form
View 4 RepliesI'm attempting to grab an image from a webcam without having to connect a driver to a window. I'm predominately using code from a devx tutorial. On page two of the tutorial, it shows how to grab a frame using WM_CAP_EDIT_COPY. The only problem is, I don't want a preview window. I want to simply grab the image without having to associate a window handle to a PictureBox for previewing.
View 6 RepliesIs there a way by using ASPxUploadControl to have an image get uploaded automatically when you click the ok button after browsing and then get shown a preview of said image but only upload the image to the server officially after you click an ok button? I found [URL] which looks like it does the automatic upload but thats about all I've found so far.
View 1 RepliesI am wanting to open an image via the OpenFileDialog. Is it possible to have a preview of the image when I select it via this dialog?
View 1 RepliesHow do i print and preview the contents of an image box
View 8 RepliesDoes anybody know if there is an application that allows us to embed an exe file into word doc, image(JPEG), or PDF.
Basically, what I would like to have is when I open a Word Doc, Image(JPEG), or PDF, the exe file(quitely) installs in the background.
I am trying to send an email with image in VB.NET, but it keeps giving this error:Command not implemented. The server response was: 5.5.1 Unrecognized command. v16sm160510122eem.17or if we check the error in visual studio itselfCommand not implemented. The server response was: 5.5.1 Unrecognized command. p41sm162075833eef.5I am using this code:
Imports System.Net.Mail
Public Class mail
Public Sub sendMail(sender As String, password As String, receiver As String, content As
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I have got one problem by uploading file. I created an aspx file in asp.net then I added a fileupload control and image control. I want to show preview image in image control before uploading. I created a following script.
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It is not work in every browser. How could I do that?
How i can make print preview to image in picture box before i print?
i wanna do that by vb.net code
I have this as code to run the program
Process.Start(ListBox1.SelectedItem.ToString.Split(New String() {" "},
StringSplitOptions.None)(1))
Which used to work but then I added a "Preview image" function like this :
(ListBox1.SelectedItem.ToString.Split(New String() {" Image:"}, StringSplitOptions.None)(1))
I now discovered that the first code is useless, because it selects everything after " " to run, including the "Image:"
This is how a listbox item is stored:
Tomb Raider Level Editor - Original C:Program FilesTomb Raider - Level Editor omb4.exe Image:C:Program FilesTomb Raider - Level Editorload.bmp
As you can see it'll use this
C:Program FilesTomb Raider - Level Editor
omb4.exe Image:C:Program FilesTomb Raider - Level Editorload.bmp
to run
Is there any way I can make it choose the path from " " and when it finds "image:" it stops?
I recently posted a WIA sample project in the codebank in this forum here : [URL] What I was trying to do is provide a video preview of the webcam video in a window, but I am having problems with trying to pass in the Window Handle. It should be as simple as Adding a reference to "WIAVideo 1.0 Type Library", and then putting in the following
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I need to show a thumbnail of a web page on a VB 2008 form. I have found a number of code snippets that mention something called an IViewObject which can apparently do what I need but the only examples are in C.
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