Bob
Mon Apr 26 06:48:53 CDT 2004
Override the OnPaintBackground and explicitly draw the image stretched to
the form.
If you want to keep the aspect ratio of the image true see the GDI+ FAQ for
details on how to find the best-fit for an image.
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> I have a .bmp that I want to use as the form background and anchor it
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> I did this, but it tiles the image instead:
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> this.BackgroundImage = Image.FromFile( @".\MyImage.bmp" );
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> I only want to show a single image. How to do that?
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> Thanks.
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