Creating Graphical Objects is VB.NET

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  • =?Utf-8?B?TWFyaw==?=

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    Creating Graphical Objects is VB.NET

    Hello everyone:
    I'm trying to teach myself Visual Basic 2005 .NET and the best way I have
    found is to create a project in Visual Basic 2005 .NET.

    The project concept is: I want to create a 'canvas' upon a form. On the
    'Canvas' object I want to place smaller rectangular objects. The 'Canvas'
    area is the area I'm limited too. In other words, I can only have objects
    placed on the canvas.

    How can I create a graphical object(The canvas) and then place seperate
    graphical objects onto it? I want the objects that are placed on the canvas
    to be moveable if possible.

    Thanks,
    --
    Mark

    --
    Mark
  • Trevor Benedict

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    Re: Creating Graphical Objects is VB.NET

    Paint.NET is free image and photo editing software for computers that run Windows.


    This is a link to Paint.NET. Although the source is in C#. Although, it's
    alight learning curve for starters, it might get to really interested in
    what you are trying to achieve.

    Regards,

    Trevor Benedict
    MCSD


    "Mark" <Mark@discussio ns.microsoft.co mwrote in message
    news:85D0945E-8048-4951-AD81-52390778C386@mi crosoft.com...
    Hello everyone:
    I'm trying to teach myself Visual Basic 2005 .NET and the best way I have
    found is to create a project in Visual Basic 2005 .NET.
    >
    The project concept is: I want to create a 'canvas' upon a form. On the
    'Canvas' object I want to place smaller rectangular objects. The 'Canvas'
    area is the area I'm limited too. In other words, I can only have objects
    placed on the canvas.
    >
    How can I create a graphical object(The canvas) and then place seperate
    graphical objects onto it? I want the objects that are placed on the
    canvas
    to be moveable if possible.
    >
    Thanks,
    --
    Mark
    >
    --
    Mark

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