Titlebook: GDI+ Programming in C# and VB .NET; Nick Symmonds Book 2002 Nick Symmonds 2002 .NET.C programming language.C#.C++ programming language.Com

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Afflict

GDI Explained. may have previous experience programming in the graphics device interface (GDI) and want to know what’s new. Some of you may have picked up this book because you know that .NET has made graphics programming less arcane and you now want to learn the ins and outs of graphics programming.

斜谷

GDI and VB 6.0 Drawing Example. the inner workings of GDI+, I want to spend some time in the existing world of GDI. This chapter will give you an appreciation of the complexities of the GDI and VB 6.0 drawing tools.

Concerto

颶風(fēng)

Drawing Text. the last one that deals with putting information on the screen. So far, you have learned about simple drawing, complicated drawing, and working with image files. Along the way I also included a smattering of text.

金絲雀

Printing. printing what you have displayed on the screen. No, pressing Alt-PrtScn is . an acceptable form of printing. .NET actually has quite a few classes to help when it comes to printing. Aside from using some of the namespaces you are used to, I introduce classes from the System.Drawing.Printing and System.IO namespaces in this chapter.

Venules

GDI+ with Forms.: the last chapter. Like Chapter 9, this chapter takes you through a somewhat complex project using quite a few features of GDI+.

WATER

https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-211-68709-3ress upon you the importance of memory management in GDI. Although you will not use the GDI32 commands or VB 6.0 commands again in this book, I think they provide a nice contrast to how things are done in the GDI+ world.

Maximizer

https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-663-05124-4ogramming for another few chapters. The book would have been heavier that way. It would have also taken up more space on the shelf and shipping would have cost you more. You see, I always have you, the customer, in mind.

Fortify

https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-211-68709-3ress upon you the importance of memory management in GDI. Although you will not use the GDI32 commands or VB 6.0 commands again in this book, I think they provide a nice contrast to how things are done in the GDI+ world.