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By Tom Archer One of the biggest drawbacks of programming in Visual C++/MFC was its lack of support for even the most basic of imaging functions-such as loading and displaying an image. Therefore, this article illustrates how incredibly easy .NET makes displaying a user-selected image and allowing the user to dynamically resize that image. The File Open Dialog The following figure shows the accompanying demo for this article. As you can see, the user can select an image file to display:...n
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