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Drawing on a Form

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By Bill Burris, published on 11 Nov 2001
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  1. Introduction
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Introduction

Choose an appropriate name for your Form.  I changed the name Form1, to FDraw.  In the Properties window for your Form, set the BackColor.  I use White for my drawing surface.

Use the Object Browser, to see what methods in your base class can be overridden.  In the View menu, go to Other Windows and select Object Browser.  Look for the OnPaint function in the Form class as shown in the screen shot.

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  1. bux
    22 Jun 2008 at 15:03

     

  2. bux
    22 Jun 2008 at 15:02

    I DRAW THE LINE ON PANEL BETWEEN TWO USER CONTROLS

    BUT I WANT MORE ON DRAWING LINES BETWEEN TWO USER CONTROLS

    WITH ARROW MARK WHICH IS URGETN

    USING PANEL PAINT U CAN DRAW IT.

    PLS HELP

  3. preet_607
    12 Apr 2006 at 22:05

    this is really good, but will u plz code the same thing in vb.net too? and how can we do painting i.e something like in ms-paint.

    thanks

    Manpreet

  4. Developer Fusion Bot
    01 Jan 1999 at 00:00

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