thank you very much, its exactly what I was looking for.

Hi, what your are doing sound principally correct and the fact that you have scrolled shouldn't matter. I assume there is some little mistake in your implementation (probably you are using a wrong property at some place). You probably have to post some code. Instead of calculating all positions yourself you could also with panel.Dock = DockStyle.Top to the container panel. This way the framework should handle the correct positioning. Robert

yeah after hours of searching.. I started writing the code again.. well its a good lesson to me, to make backups of all precious data I have.. Sorry for the spam ;-) I just went mad

nevermind Scale() does the trick

Hi I don't know if there is a way to change your keyboard layout using the framework (managed code) but I think in famework 1.1 you should use the windows API to do so first declare following API function in your class [DllImport("user32")] private static extern int LoadKeyboardLayout(string pwszKLID,long flags); Then you can call this function to change the keyboard layout. pwszKLID is a pointer to a buffer that contains the locale name.You should know the locale ID for your prefered language ( I think that you can find them on MSDN) I don't know what are the flags ( you can find its values on MSDN) but we are using 1 and it's working fine. Good Luck

seq- wrote: - Rotate the graphics by an user-specified angle - Draw text - Rotate the graphics back to the previous position Where are you using the Translate ? You need to move the image so that 0,0 is the centre of the point of rotation you want to achieve. Christian Graus - Microsoft MVP - C++ Metal Musings - Rex and my new metal blog

I'm guessing here, but could it be that at some point in closing the window/dialog (which was opened by clicking the button) a mouse_enter message is getting set to the button, but since the mouse is not *actually* over the button, it never gets a mouse_leave message? Have you tried working the GotFocus and LostFocus events into your overall logic? -- modified at 16:06 Wednesday 4th October, 2006

Hello, I use the images from a ImageList, there also other controls which use images from the same ImageList and they are displayed properly. So I guess it has nothing to do with the address. But thank you for taking your time to answer my question, although the problem is still not solved. - Pawel

thx I found the answer. // IDirect3D::PResent and Flip

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sorry Im quite new to C#.. what do you mean by windowless form ? how to achiev it ?

Thank you very much, that is what I was looking for, strange I couldnt find it myself :-| Best regard, Pawel

Thank you both for taking you time to answer my question, but infact the first answer solved my problem, invalidating the window area worked fine.

If it is a Visual C++ 6.0 program you should try cximage here on CP. (Do a search)