Oi, WPF gurus!

[RaviBee]

I know one of you is just dying to answer this[^] question. :) /ravi

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[Bassam Abdul Baki]

Are you closing your encoder filestream?

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[Ranjan D]

Hmm.. I see that even.

Ranjan.D

[RaviBee]

The using block affects the stream, not the encoder.  An encoder doesn't need to be closed. /ravi

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[RaviBee]

I don't know what you mean by that.  An encoder doesn't need to be closed.  It's not a stream. /ravi

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[Bassam Abdul Baki]

I meant to say stream. Eyes, fingers, and brain not collaborating.

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[Ranjan D]

Sorry my bad , I didn't had a close look.. later realized :)

Ranjan.D

[Jean A Brandelero]

Ill post a code i use in asp.net to add shadow to a text... Maybe you can "adapt" it. Ok?

[Pete OHanlon]

Answered.

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[RaviBee]

Hmmm, thanks but not quite. :) Thanks for your latest solution! :thumbsup: /ravi

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[RaviBee]

Thanks, but I'm not having a problem with adding a dropshadow to a text string. /ravi

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