I was wondering if it was possible to make an image resize to fit a picturebox. The context is that i'm making a web browser, and I want to make there to be the favicon of the website and i'm getting the favicon via this [code]...
View 1 RepliesI am new with visual basic 2008 express edition. I wanted to ask on how to resize an image in a picturebox with a set height and width.[code]...
All it does is open a file with open dialog filters. I have a set height and width for the picturebox. If i open a picture with a height and width greater than that of the picturebox, the picture box will only display a portion of the picture.
I am trying to figure out how to go about my two problems i am currently having when trying to display a resized picture into a picturebox on my form.
What does it need to be in order to grab the image thats already been cropped in the pbCrop picturebox? I have the cropped image in the pbCrop picturebox and i then am trying to resize it.[code]...
i have loaded an image to picturebox from resource which can be any size,but i just want that a image i have loaded to my picturebox,image resolution is 48*48,than now how i can set image size in picturebox.
View 4 RepliesI'm currently in the process of making a dynamic signature generator, and I want to make the user be able to see what he would get... So I thought of putting a browse button and allowing them to load up a background image for their signature, but I also want the picturebox to resize according to that image's size. I need them to be the same size because of the image's X, Y are needed for the signature.
So I'm using this code for that:
LocalMousePosition = PictureBox1.PointToClient(Cursor.Position)
xy.Text = ("X=" & LocalMousePosition.X & "," & "Y= " & LocalMousePosition.Y)
It works fine, but it only gets the coordinates for the picturebox, not the actuall image, so I think if the picturebox is the same size as the picturebox it would get them just fine..
I have some problem about image sizing, citing the process: I've create 2 button and picture box. The button1 load opendialog to load image then the image will be viewed at picturebox and the button2 will save to sql table. My problem is how could I resize the image before saving to sql table.
My code:
Button1_click
Picturebox1.image=image.fromfile(opendialog.filename)
end
Button2_click
--before saving
dim myImage as Image=Picturebox.image
How could I resize the actual dimension of image?
I'm using this code to show an image from a link on a picturebox.
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The image is bigger thant the picturebox, how can I resize the image to fit the picturebox?
I'm searching for a solution to resize image(jpg) being passed in from an array in Picturebox Control on .NETCF 2.0 in VB.NET without resorting to using the opennetcf library, is it possible?
View 1 RepliesDoes anyone know if it is possible to resize an imagelist/listview image without repopulating the image list? I am using scroll bar to change the image size from 25 point to 256 point. When I leave the scroll bar the imagelist repopulates from the files list. This can be very slow when working with high resolution pictures. I don't want to limit the image size to 2 sizes by using large and small imagelist.
View 1 RepliesThe end user should be able to move and resize the image in picturebox in the same way as I do in my Form1.vb. (Design) *.
View 3 RepliesThe basis of the program is that the user enters info into to text boxes then hits a button, when the button is clicked and all the parameters are met, the visible property of a rather large picture box becomes true. What I want to do is have the form start off small, just big enough to hold the labels, text boxes and buttons and then resize when the picture box is made visible.
View 2 RepliesMy nam's Maurizio and i from italy Sorry for my bad english... is Possibile Move position, resize and rotate a picturebox with Mouse?
View 6 RepliesI drew an image in a picturebox with the image height as picturebox height and image width as picturebox width. The image is placed somewhere on the center of the picturebox. My intention is to scale the image to fit to the picturebox.
View 2 RepliesI have a program I'm working on that, for one of the features, allows the user to drag an image from a picturebox, into the main form space, anywhere they want. [code]...
When trying to drag the image from the CurrentTilePicBox, the very moment I move the mouse while dragging the cursor becomes a circle with a cross and won't drag and drop into the new picturebox.
i'm doing a simple form tat could add picturebox during runtime and i could add several picture into it.
View 5 RepliesI have a Picturebox and a two Buttons on my Form. On click of one of the buttons I want to change the image in the picture box at runtime.
This works fine when I give the location of the image (the full path ) on my computer - but then of course it will not work if I use the solution on a different computer .
So I have made a folder named "Pics" inside my application and added two images into it.
How do I get to this local folder in the following code?
Picturebox1.image = system.drawing.image.fromfile (??? )
instead of the usual,
Picturebox1.image = system.drawing.image.fromfile ("C:UsersMyName My PicturesMyPicture.jpg" )
I'm trying to update pictures boxes with images of controls stored in an imagelist owned by a control. The images stored in the control.imagelist do not showup in the picturebox. I'm working on simplifying the code to post, but for now could use help.If I store the image in a member variable owned bythe control it woks fine.Something to do with persistance of images in control owned imagelist? [code]
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View 6 RepliesI want to resize picturebox with mouse to maximum and minimum size as Skype when video calling...I`m using vb 2010...
View 3 Repliesi'm lost on this code.. i have a picturebox that swaps 2 images, depending on the action, file_red and file_green.. what i'm trying to to is, if a picturebox switches a image or not, to be able to detect that and have textbox8 add a line with the detection.
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I would like for a user to upload an image to a file in my web application. However, before being saved I want to resize the image to a specified size. I have found code on the Internet to do what I want but I am having trouble adapting to meet my needs. Here is the part I am having trouble with:
' Resize Image Before Uploading to DataBase
Dim imageToBeResized As System.Drawing.Image = System.Drawing.Image.FromStream(FileUpload1.PostedFile.InputStream)
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Rather than upload to a database I want to save the image to a folder in my web application. The problem I have encountered is that VB won't let me save a byte() to a folder. Not sure what I can safely change to adapt for my purposes. Why does it need to be changed to a byte() in the first place?
I have an app that displays images (using picturebox component). what I am trying to do now is to try to allow the user to resize the image how he wants it (scale). for this i think I need to create an instanece (bmp) clone of the selected image in the picturebox and draw it ontop of the original picture; then specifi new set of size points.I was trying to use the code below:
Graphics.FromImage(PictureBox1.Image).BeginContainer('i do not know what to do here')
I need to specifi the new size of the graphics container but I do not seem to have any clue on how to do it.
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View 2 RepliesI'm trying to find a way for saving an image to a exact size of w1024 h768 I have found a few things that allow me to save it to a percent of the images size but not to an exact size, which is how I need it.
View 2 RepliesI'm trying to resize an image as it uploads, and even though the file is successfully being uploaded, the image is not being resized..
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I wrote a piece of code that grabs a fileupload, puts it into a memory stream, converts the main pic, and thumbnail pic, then saves them as jpegs, then updates the database.
Everything works fine, except one little glitch. If the DPI is above 300 then the image doesn't save right. It get's pixelated and blury.
here is the code.
Dim fileLen As Integer
# Dim myStream As System.IO.Stream
# Dim ImgContentType As String
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I have a form where i load an image to a picturebox. I open a dialog to prompt the user to grab a file and once that is done i pull the image into a picturebox. Now i want to resize all incoming images but.... because of how it affects my ability to draw lines in the picturebox i am restricted to leaving the picturebox size mode set to normal. So i set out to write a resizing function.
The issue i am having is that eventhough i pass the function an image. I get the Height and with from the image object and it appears that i should be tripping some of my IF/Then statements ... neither Scl or Scl2 ever gets set which in turn keeps nw_height and nw_width from setting themselves properly.
All 4 of those variables stay 0 at all times and im not sure why.
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How do I draw an image respectively on the PictureBox control and Image object? Welcome to the All-In-One Code Framework! If you have any feedback,
View 1 Repliesi have a image with four squares evenly spaced out. I want a picturebox's image to be one of the squares at a time so it's like a animation except it's only one image.
View 7 RepliesI have this fingerprint scanner I'm working with. The fingerprints taken are index/stored in our imaging system and the fingerprints are put on certain documents and printed.When I scan the image in and then load it into a bitmap object, the width and height are (w:480,h:640).Now if I open this file in any image viewer and print it from there the finger print is as big as a fingerprint should be.Now when working with it in code, it's huge. I have found some resize code online, but the resulting image is horrible.Is there anyway to resize an image while taking in account the dpi and such so the image is highest quality (same as print out?).
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