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    Roland71
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    ok, here is what i am looking to do; I have a project where i am making a Html Editor using VB.NET Win Forms. I am looking to allow the user to select page header graphics, overlay other images, gradients, glare images, ect ... and when they export the web page the program to take those pieces and export them out as a single image. I have not done much at in the way of GDI/GDI+ programming. Does any one have any ideas has how i can do this? or a link or two to a few articles that explain this? Thanks for any help.

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      ok, here is what i am looking to do; I have a project where i am making a Html Editor using VB.NET Win Forms. I am looking to allow the user to select page header graphics, overlay other images, gradients, glare images, ect ... and when they export the web page the program to take those pieces and export them out as a single image. I have not done much at in the way of GDI/GDI+ programming. Does any one have any ideas has how i can do this? or a link or two to a few articles that explain this? Thanks for any help.

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      Easy enough. Create a Bitmap object the size of the resulting image that you need, then create a Graphics object from that Bitmap and call its DrawImage method to draw those images onto the new Bitmap where you need them.

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