I developed an application which uses some pictures. It has some pictures etc and some common formatting options.I wanted to know how can I save this file in my own format so that it can opened in my own application.
I know how to open local .msg files in webbrowser in html format.The problem is when the .msg has embedded pictures, the only thing that appears is a blank space ("picture not found") where it is supposed to be.If I open the .msg file in Outlook, I see the images correctly, but in my program I can't see embedded pictures.
Public Function CaptureImage(ByVal X As Integer, ByVal Y As Integer, ByVal Width As Integer, ByVal Height As Integer) As Bitmap Dim JPEG As New Bitmap(Width, Height) Dim G As Graphics = Graphics.FromImage(JPEG)[code]....
when the timer hits a 2 second interval the picturebox on form 3 gets a new image from the screen shot that form 4 takes off of form4's area. i want the user to select a folder with the "folder browser dialog" and i want each frame capture to be saved to the folder (every 2 seconds) that the user chooses as "1.jpg, 2.jpg, 3.jpg" etc .
Im using a black n white image of a human as my back ground and panels to display the same bits in color when the area is clicked. What isn't working for me is the panels are slightly overlapped and one will always be on top of the other. it is transparent so you can see the back ground, but not the panel underneath it when it has a picture in it.
OK I have been trying to find a way of saving images in .TGA format I know it's not supported directly so I have been doing some searching and found this [URL] I added the reference and checked to use the name or whatever under that for the Devil dll and I added both the DevIL.NET.dll and the DevIL.NET2.dll files to the references and then I even tried putting imports.DevIL at the top of my code but it still wouldn't work I fallowed the examples from the site and it gives me an error under the word DevIL and is says something like namespace is invalid or something like that
I am using Visual Basic 2010, and i am trying to save a directory with a name "AP Backup" and assign also the current date on Directory Name.e.g. AP Backup 29-11-2011.
Does anyone have a VB 2008 code example to save a bitmap in 256 color (8 bits/pixel) PNG format, using the default Web palette? (I keep getting 32 bits/pixel).Note, this is not for icon use, but for images.
Dim bm As New Bitmap(1024, 1024) ... bm.Save("test.PNG", ImageFormat.Png) seems to save with 32 bits/pixel
I have tried a few different libraries and had no luck at all was wondering if anyone has ever gotten .tga to save with vb.net 2010 if so could you please help me out with this.
i put a datetimepicker on my form and i wanted it to save the format in a text file...Dim strDate As String = DateTimePicker1.Value
My.Computer.FileSystem.WriteAllText("C:/account/myfile.txt", strdate, false MessageBox.Show("File Saved") i already set its property to "custom" and in "dd/MM/yyyy"the problem is when i click on the save button i can still see the time format? e.g. "10/20/2010 11:54:33"
I've plot a histogram in a picturebox called picHisto, but i'm having a problem in save it to jpeg or other format. When it saved, it appears to be a blank or white picture. The code below is the code i used for saving, thanks for the help.
Private Sub Button2_Click(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles Button2.Click Dim img As New Bitmap(picHisto.Width, picHisto.Height) Dim g As Graphics = Graphics.FromImage(img)
How can I save or convert a word 2003 file to PDF format?Is there a way that i can save a doc file to PDF format through vb.net?I try to use : "office.Word.WdSaveFormat.wdFormatPDF" but didn't work.
I'm trying to save a text file with a certain format, kind of trying to create some sort of colums, so when I open it will be easier to read...If I have these four words: Calendar, Car, Time, Airplane; I would like to put them into colums...
The problem:When I save it to a text file or print it, it comes out like this:Calendar AirplaneTime CarHow can I put them like "centered", so that doesn't look like that mess...?
I'm developing a small application that creates Excel files with user details. I'm developing this in vb.net 2008 express edition under Windows XP SP2 and with Office 2003.My target PC is running Windows Vista. I'm able to run my program without any problem and even the Excel files get created without any problem on this PC.However, the problem is when I try to open one of these created files in Vista, I get a message like below:
"The file you are trying to open, "TestMe.xls", is in a different format than specified by the file extension. Verify that the file is not corrupted and is from a trusted source before opening the file. Do you want to open the file now?" If I click yes, it opens up properly. This is a headache as it opens up in my developing PC without any hassle. I'm sure its something to do with the Excel reference I've made in my PC (which is running Office 2003).How best can I save this file so it opens up in Excel 2007 without the above message.
Is there a way in VB.net to save a Word document as a different format (i.e. Me.Application.ActiveDocument.SaveAs) without switching to it? For example, if the current document is an unsaved, I want to save an copy of that document as HTML but still keep the unsaved document active.
i want to open dds files using vb.net i know file format of dds..can some give me tutorial or a link to tutorial on how to declare file formats and then open and save them edit any format.