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I am developing a winforms application in Visual Studio 2012.
I open Control Panel in Windows 7 and set the font size = 150%. It leads all the texts in my application to become cut. When I expand the working areas of the application, texts stay the same cut.
What in the application should I do so that the whole texts to be shown?
I guess you are changing the screen DPI, so change the form's AutoScaleMode property to AutoScaleMode.Dpi.
If you are just changing the font size, set it to AutoScaleMode.Font.
More information about this:
Automatic Scaling in Windows Forms
The problem was in my saved local settings :)
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I need to write interactive live wallpaper for Mac OS X Lion on C/C++. What type of application (target in terms of xcode) it must be? plugin? Cocoa application? etc? Please help me with some tutorials, maybe working source code.
This is a little tricky but can be done. You will have to use two windows for this. Create one that spans the whole screen and has a level of kCGDesktopWindowLevel. This window will be layered above the standard desktop picture but below the desktop icons. In there you can render your custom desktop with any available drawing technologies.
The user can not interact with this window though because the finder layers the actual desktop (icons and so on) above this level and catches all events so that they don’t reach your background window.
So you have to create another window for each interactive region that is layered slightly below kCGNormalWindowLevel. You will have to experiment with the exact value.
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So I am wondering if, in term of performance, it's possible to create a graphic editor like Photoshop capable of handling bitmap graphics on layers (at least 25 layers). It also need to handle various type of brushes, copy paste graphics blocks, etc. Well, what Photoshop can do at the basic level.
Are WinForms capable of this without being slow? Or is WPF the only good alternative?
As Paint.Net uses Winforms it is possible. You can check out the source code from this fork of 3.36.7 (the last version where the source was released)
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I have a kml with around 1200 placemarks distributed in a very tight area. I want to create a small area and filter out the placemarks in this area.
The best way is to use Regions
To quote the documentation on Regions -
Data is loaded and drawn only when it falls within the user's view and
occupies a certain portion of the screen
That way you can only show a few major Placemarks when the user is zoomed a long way out, but as they start zooming in, more and more of your Placemarks become visible to them
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How do I view a report in WPF without a third party app?
VB.NET, Visual Studio 2010.
You can use dynamic reports without a 3rd party add-on, though if you are looking for rich features like PDF, excel export or just a good zoom or pagination engine you should use a third party solution.
Edit: My answer is a bit simplistic but without knowing the source of your data and the format you want to view it in, it is hard to be more specific.
I would start by looking into using a FlowDocument, see this MSDN Magazine article with some samples.
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Has anyone created a custom Silverlight Splash screen to replace the blue balls circular progress?
Does anyone have a sample or the best way to do this?
Take a look at this how to:-
How to: Define a Simple Silverlight Splash Screen
This looks quite useful too
Pro Silverlight 2 in C# 2008 (Google Book preview)
Have a look at this project on CodePlex link text