I have a need to rezise the boarders of a number of PDF files. I need to add boarder to one side & remove boarder from another. Does anyone know of a tool or toolkit that is capable of doing this without resizing the image itself? Thanks

Thanks! That worked great! R.Myers

Hello, Is there any way to disable the scrollwheel function for a ComboBox? Thanks R.Myers

Do you happen to know what the pricing was on that? Just a ballpark figure. Thanks

Thanks, I appreciate the input.

Does anyone know of an alternative to Pegasus' ImagXpress for opening/viewing/scrolling an image? The product works very well, but the licensing fees are way too high ($60,000-$100,000). Thanks R.Myers

Thanks PhilDanger & greeeg I'll take a look into these ideas R.Myers

Is there a way to draw a rectangle on top of a loaded image that a user can drag to create a selection area? I can make a rectangle and have it follow the mouse movements, but i don't know how to redraw the underlying image to clear the dragging effect. The image in the picturebox is rather large (10000x10000 pix give or take). Any help or pointers is much appreciated. R.Myers

Thanks for the response. Do you (or anyone else) know of a newbie-type guide to using BitBlt? I've been looking, but i haven't found anything. Thanks again R.Myers

I have a program where i need to display an image in a picturebox & have users be able to select a part of the image for printing. I haven't be able to find any method of accomplishing this. I've tried drawing a rectangle on the image but drawing and re-drawing the image take far too long (these are very large images). Any ideas/links? Thanks R.Myers

Thanks Luc & guffa. I think that'll work. (It looks pretty obvious when you said it :) ) R.Myers

I have a program that loads in a large image (14000x10000 pixels) & resizes the image to fit on the screen. Once it is resized I track the pixel that the mouse is over. This is reported back as the actual location on the screen (somwhere within the 1280x1024 of the screen resolution). I would like to know how to get the actual location within the larger image. Any thoughts? Thanks R.Myers