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Chnage backgrounf color of a form

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  • V VC_RYK

    Hi All I am very new to C#,and i have to set background color of my form, i am trying to do like Assembly myAssembly = Assembly.GetExecutingAssembly(); Stream testImage= myAssembly.GetManifestResourceStream("Test.jpg"); but here it crashing. can anybody help me out thanks in advance RYK

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    Form has BackGroundColor and BackGroundImage property. Use it.

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    • V VC_RYK

      Hi All I am very new to C#,and i have to set background color of my form, i am trying to do like Assembly myAssembly = Assembly.GetExecutingAssembly(); Stream testImage= myAssembly.GetManifestResourceStream("Test.jpg"); but here it crashing. can anybody help me out thanks in advance RYK

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      ?? I don't know what you want, but if you want to change background color of a form, just do like this: MyForm myForm = new MyForm(); // Here is your form myForm.BackColor = System.Drawing.Color.Red; // Change the background color to red.

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        ?? I don't know what you want, but if you want to change background color of a form, just do like this: MyForm myForm = new MyForm(); // Here is your form myForm.BackColor = System.Drawing.Color.Red; // Change the background color to red.

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        VC_RYK
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        No No, i want to set a image file

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          No No, i want to set a image file

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          Use BackGroundImage Property of ur form!(Singl-Click on ur form, then press F4. and use BackGroundImage Property to set an image. :)

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            Use BackGroundImage Property of ur form!(Singl-Click on ur form, then press F4. and use BackGroundImage Property to set an image. :)

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            There is no any option bcakgroungimage that is what i was asking

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              Use BackGroundImage Property of ur form!(Singl-Click on ur form, then press F4. and use BackGroundImage Property to set an image. :)

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              and i am using VS 2005

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              • V VC_RYK

                There is no any option bcakgroungimage that is what i was asking

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                no MR.VC_RYK there is a property just arrange the properties in alpahbetical order and just below BackColor the BackgroundImage will be found........search and use it....

                Padmanabhan

                modified on Friday, May 29, 2009 4:25 AM

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                • V VC_RYK

                  There is no any option bcakgroungimage that is what i was asking

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                  it is impossible...! i check it right now...when u select ur form, from the form properties(F4), Click on BackgroundImage, then use Import... and select ur image with ( *.gif, *.jpg, *.jpeg, *.bmp, *.wmf, *.png ) suffixes. I hope u see it! :thumbsup:

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                  • V VC_RYK

                    There is no any option bcakgroungimage that is what i was asking

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                    The BackgroundImage property has been a part of every control since .NET 1.0, so I am sure it exists in yours! Are you sure you have a form, not a console application? Can you open the designer view on it? If so, then check the properties are listed A-Z and that you aren't viewing the events. If really desparate, try using intellisense and check it programatically:

                    frmMine fm = new frmMine();
                    fm.BackgroundImage = @"C:\Pic.jpg";

                    If this comes up with errors, then paste your code here, with the error message.

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                    • V VC_RYK

                      and i am using VS 2005

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                      I'm using VS2008 and it's working just fine...

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                      • V VC_RYK

                        Hi All I am very new to C#,and i have to set background color of my form, i am trying to do like Assembly myAssembly = Assembly.GetExecutingAssembly(); Stream testImage= myAssembly.GetManifestResourceStream("Test.jpg"); but here it crashing. can anybody help me out thanks in advance RYK

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                        For Setting the background image of your form YourFormNAme.BackGroundImage = YOUR-Application-NameSpace.Properties.Resources.YOUR-Resource-Name;

                        Ahsan Ullah Senior Software Engineer MCTS 2.0

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