A
Ashu
Hi,
I have a data grid view in which I am displaying some images. These
images appear perfectly fine when viewed in a console session (of a
desktop/laptop) at 16 bit color or 24 or 32 bit color depth.
But, when I see this form/through a remote desktop session of some
systems, all the images looks ugly. These system supports only 16 bit
color. The RDP session is configured to used the best color, resolution
and not to remove anything.
The same application with same color depth (16) runs fine in all other
systems.
The images I am display are actually icon files, it's 32x32 icon, I am
first converting these icons to Bitmap by calling Icon.ToBitamp, then
resizing the Bitmap to 16x16 (there is a method to create thumbnail)
The screen shots are available at www.ashutosh.in/ee/i1.bmp and
www.ashutosh.in/ee/i2.bmp
So, the question is how can I have a consistent look for the
images/application?
Thanks & Regards,
Ashutosh
I have a data grid view in which I am displaying some images. These
images appear perfectly fine when viewed in a console session (of a
desktop/laptop) at 16 bit color or 24 or 32 bit color depth.
But, when I see this form/through a remote desktop session of some
systems, all the images looks ugly. These system supports only 16 bit
color. The RDP session is configured to used the best color, resolution
and not to remove anything.
The same application with same color depth (16) runs fine in all other
systems.
The images I am display are actually icon files, it's 32x32 icon, I am
first converting these icons to Bitmap by calling Icon.ToBitamp, then
resizing the Bitmap to 16x16 (there is a method to create thumbnail)
The screen shots are available at www.ashutosh.in/ee/i1.bmp and
www.ashutosh.in/ee/i2.bmp
So, the question is how can I have a consistent look for the
images/application?
Thanks & Regards,
Ashutosh