jmi44,
Actually, my method does work...I use it often. You misunderstood WHERE I state to place your process code.
I do not program in VBA, so this may not work in VBA...then again, I didn't know that you were asking a VBA question.
You state: "Well, the problem with the solution proposed...
I figured out how to draw freehand...however, I am having some issues on how to draw other pen objects.
I need to have a user draw on a picturebox a line with an arrow on the end of the line. The other object will be a line that ends with a "T". In addition, I need an option for them to have...
I did so much research on the net, and I know there are allot of programmers looking for such a code like the one you wrote. What I like about your code is that you don't need a picturebox. You can have the moveable objects on the form and then save the form as a bitmap...probably less code as...
A valuable member of this forum figured out how to do this on the fly.
refer to thread222-1157687 for complete instructions.
It is possible to create a bmp within a picturebox containing with dynamic labels and other objects. the code provided is plug and play!! Outstanding Code!
A valuable member of this forum figured out how to do this on the fly.
refer to thread222-1157687 for complete instructions.
It is possible to create a bmp within a picturebox containing with dynamic labels and other objects. the code provided is plug and play!! Outstanding Code!
Hypetia,
It worked like a champ. I have another post requesting how to create a BMP, and this post will fit perfectly. I'll make sure to reference it.
Again, your code worked "as is" without changing anyything except for my refence to my picturebox....just like a plug and play! GREAT CODE!!!
Thank you!
Yes, I have seen the post you mentioned, and that recommendation does not work (as you stated in the post) with labels. As I mentioned in my original post, my picturebox contain several objects...and labels are one of them.
I very much appreciate your quick response. I may have...
My problem is the same as mentioned here: thread222-98810 . When the picturebox is saved, it saves a blank image.
I have a form containing a picturebox which has other objects (textboxes, a frame, labels, and lines) contained within it. I want users to move the textboxes to any location...
I did a search previously and found these..and many others:
http://www.tek-tips.com/viewthread.cfm?qid=1023694
http://www.tek-tips.com/viewthread.cfm?qid=760856
http://www.tek-tips.com/viewthread.cfm?qid=724900
They come close to what I am asking, but doesn't provide the answer.
I guess maybe...
There seems to be a problem with GIF89.DLL. I've seen allot of programmers complain about it hosing up a user's computer. I would prefer to stay away from items like that. THANK YOU THOUGH!! I appreciate any ideas!
The clipboard is an idea I will look into further. I didn't think about...
Basically, I have a form that has moveable objects on it. Once the user moves the objects in the location he/she would want them to be in, I want my program to take a snapshot (of sorts) of that form in order to create a GIF so I can place the GIF on a web page for viewing...and I'll save the...
This should auto create your array and auto populate your array...should, it may need to be tweaked a bit
Dim i as Integer
i = 0
Dim Countries(nameOfComboBox.ListCount) As String 'dynamically creates an array depending on how many items are in the combobox
DO while i <=...
Basically, I have a form that has moveable objects on it. Once the user moves the objects in the location he/she would want them to be in, I want my program to take a snapshot (of sorts) of the form in order to create a GIF so I can place the GIF on a web page for viewing...and I'll save the...
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