Scrollbars for a Picturebox

[Guest]

Hi
Can anybody tell me how would I attach scrollbars to a picturebox ? The example given in MSDN is pretty good.But I have a different problem. I have to do other stuff with the picturebox as well like moving it, rotating it. Therefore, a solution with two pictureboxes (like the one given in MSDN) is of no use to me.Thanks in advance.

 

[Ken Tucker [MVP]]

Hi,

The easiest way with vb.net is to place the picturebox on a panel.
Set the panels autoscroll to true. The panel will handle the scrolling for
you.

Ken

 

[Herfried K. Wagner [MVP]]

Can anybody tell me how would I attach scrollbars to a picturebox ?

Add the picturebox control into a panel control. Set the panel's 'AutoScroll'
propery to 'True' and set the picturebox's 'SizeMode' property to change
the size of the picturebox whenever a new image is loaded into it.

Sample:

<http://www.mvps.org/dotnet/dotnet/samples/windowsandforms/downloads/Screenshot.zip>

 

[Guest]

Hi ,
Thanks both of you for your answers. But this does not work either because as I had mentioned earlier, I need to move and rotate the picturebox as well.So putting the picturebox in a panel does not achieve all these things. Can I request you to suggest me some other solution ? Thanks again.

 

[Cor]

Hi Yogiman,

Did you look in this newsgroup

Drawing
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Web interface:

<http://msdn.microsoft.com/newsgroups/default.asp?url=/newsgroups/loadframes
..asp?icp=msdn&slcid=us&newsgroup=microsoft.public.dotnet.framework.drawing>

Bop Powell is active there here is his webpage

http://www.bobpowell.net/gdiplus_faq.htm

I hope this helps

Cor

Thanks both of you for your answers. But this does not work either because

as I had mentioned earlier, I need to move and rotate the picturebox as
well.So putting the picturebox in a panel does not achieve all these things.
Can I request you to suggest me some other solution ? Thanks again.

 

[Armin Zingler]

Hi ,
Thanks both of you for your answers. But this does not work either
because as I had mentioned earlier, I need to move and rotate the
picturebox as well.So putting the picturebox in a panel does not
achieve all these things.

Maybe not all but some of them?

Can I request you to suggest me some other
solution ? Thanks again.

Sorry, I don't have one.

--
Armin

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[Herfried K. Wagner [MVP]]

Thanks both of you for your answers. But this does not work either
because as I had mentioned earlier, I need to move and rotate the
picturebox as well.So putting the picturebox in a panel does not achieve
all these things. Can I request you to suggest me some other solution ?

Do you want to rotate the control or the picture shown inside the
control?

 

[Guest]

I want to rotate and move the whole picturebox. Actually it wont matter how I do that. But the end effect should be as though I am moving and rotating the whole picturebox.This is the requirement of the client you see, since he is a doctor and would like to see the pictures of his patient from all angles .Thanks.

 

[Herfried K. Wagner [MVP]]

I want to rotate and move the whole picturebox. Actually it wont
matter how I do that. But the end effect should be as though I am moving
and rotating the whole picturebox.This is the requirement of the client
you see, since he is a doctor and would like to see the pictures of his
patient from all angles .Thanks.

You may want to create a new 'Bitmap', then get a 'Graphics' object for
this bitmap by calling 'Graphics.FromImage' and then use
'Graphics.RotateTransform' + 'Graphics.DrawImage' to rotate the image.