I'm developing an app for Windows Mobile. I would like to make zoom on a PictureBox's image.
How can I do this?
I think this is more complicated because I'm doing for Windows Mobile.
Thank you!
Almost all questions that have to do with Windows Mobile are answered with OpenNetCF.
While I haven't tried this, OpenNetCF has a picture box control with a Scale() method. Perhaps this is what you're looking for.
If you use the ImageViewer control, you will get Zoom in/out.
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How can I implement something like DreamScene using C# ?
I want to play a video in front of the wallpaper but below the icons on the desktop.
This article explains how to draw you windows under the desktop icons in Windows 8, and also links to an example of how to do the same in Windows 7/Vista/XP.
You have to use lots of interop and handlers and stuff, so it's not easy or clean... But can be done :P
You can use the media player class:
https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/system.windows.media.mediaplayer(v=vs.110).aspx
to play a video. To hide the icon from the tool desktop, edit the property ShowInTaskBar of the form.
Hi I am new to windows phone 8.How to make an image to zoom in and zoom out smoothly in an automatic manner windows phone 8.
Thanks for your help in advance.
So to start with, you could use the Silverlight for Windows Phone Toolkit in order to use the Gesture provided by CodePlex. A workaround has been already done here.
Or else another option would be to go with the ManipulationStarted events for an image.
Reference: Smooth pinch-zooming and panning on Windows Phone 8
Another option could be, to use the Viewport control for Windows Phonewhich could handle flick and pinch gestures. Better if you could have a glance at the sample given by msdn. There could be more options out there, it would be better if you could give a search on them.
I am developing an app which shows image and I want to provide important relevant information on the same image. Essentially, I want to create a flipping tile inside an app and later pin it to the start. Is it possible to have one?
Radcontrols Hubtile or Coding4Fun toolkit Hubtile is what you are looking for.
About creating secondary tiles on windows phone check this article.
How to give c# panel glass like transparency something similar to this (image after clicking on show desktop of windows 7) ? And will it work properly under windows XP ?
Take a look at this code project GlassPanel.
This tutorial may also help ExtendGlass
I have a Windows Form with an image as a background; and I also have a user control which I've added to the form, and renders itself using directx. However, I want the directx UserControl (directx scene) to render partially transparent so that I can see the image background of the form.
I have the source code to the managed directx user control, but I just don't know enough about directx to make it so the entire scene renders semi-transparent. Does anyone know how I would go about achieving this?
Note: I'm using C#/VS '08/Managed DirectX
Thanks for your help.
I don't believe this is possible in Windows Forms as you'll run into 'airspace' issues. There are a few posts which cover this (granted they point you to use WPF and D3DImage).
not sure but, maybe this will help...
http://www.c-sharpcorner.com/UploadFile/Nildo%20Soares%20de%20Araujo/TransparentControls11152005074108AM/TransparentControls.aspx