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    Ice_Freez05
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    I'm cropping an image and after i cropped the image,i want to put the image in a container as thumbnail...can anyone help me...how can i refresh the directory / folder where the image i cropped was save...thanks in advance guys...

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      I'm cropping an image and after i cropped the image,i want to put the image in a container as thumbnail...can anyone help me...how can i refresh the directory / folder where the image i cropped was save...thanks in advance guys...

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      Mycroft Holmes
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      So with a history of 28 prior messages, all well formed with sensible titles you post this. So... irritating. Define what you mean by refresh the folder. Presumably you can just reread the files in the folder into your container or are you talking about the ms thumbnail.db There are a number of articles around for manipulating this object have some google fu[^]

      Never underestimate the power of human stupidity RAH

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      • I Ice_Freez05

        I'm cropping an image and after i cropped the image,i want to put the image in a container as thumbnail...can anyone help me...how can i refresh the directory / folder where the image i cropped was save...thanks in advance guys...

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        Roger Wright
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        I'm not sure how refreshing the folder is going to help, but to create a thumbnail image follow this link[^]. Apparently, there's an app for that, built in by Microsoft. BTW - if you really, really want to have your post ignored or ridiculed, just add "Urgent" to the request. It's guaranteed to work, almost every time.

        "A Journey of a Thousand Rest Stops Begins with a Single Movement"

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        • I Ice_Freez05

          I'm cropping an image and after i cropped the image,i want to put the image in a container as thumbnail...can anyone help me...how can i refresh the directory / folder where the image i cropped was save...thanks in advance guys...

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          Abhinav S
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          What have you tried so far?

          Quidquid latine dictum sit, altum videtur.
          Whatever is said in Latin sounds profound.

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          • I Ice_Freez05

            I'm cropping an image and after i cropped the image,i want to put the image in a container as thumbnail...can anyone help me...how can i refresh the directory / folder where the image i cropped was save...thanks in advance guys...

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            yu jian
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            I guess that you want to draw a thumbnail in the contrainer.

                    private void panel1_Paint(object sender, PaintEventArgs e)
                    {
                        Graphics gc = e.Graphics;
                        Pen pen = new Pen(Color.Red, 5);
                        Image image = global::TestGraphic.Properties.Resources.niang;
                        gc.DrawImage(image, new Rectangle(400, 20, 300, 300));
                        //  chang the 300, 300 to the new image size
                    }
            
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