How to add a GIF image on a form?

I have an InfoPath web-enabled form in MOSS 2007, that is integrated with a K2 blackpoint process for an approval workflow.

Once the form (a Purchase Order request form) has been approved in the K2 workflow process, I switch the form view to a "print-friendly" view for the requestor to view from the browser.  However, now I need to go one step further with this scenario:

1) I need to somehow insert/embed an image with the scanned-in signature of the approver (likely stored in a SP doc library) at the signature line section of my form.  Also, what are the security requirements for storing such images, but not granting all users access to these (e.g. only services accounts that need to access this for embedding into the form, etc.)?

2) Then I need to convert this final "print-friendly" view of the form (with the signature image) to a PDF document so that I can store it in SharePoint (and email it to the requestor using K2's email event capabilities).

Can anyone help me with a solution to both of these requirement, or point me to some resources for this (even 3rd party components are open-game).

thanks!

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Hello, can any one help? I am using HTTPHandlers for loading the image from the database I need to change the image and save it back to the database from the client side, that is I need to browse image at client side and save the image as bytes in to databases, how to do this? Regards, satish  

I have played around with the BackgroundImage option in C# and it works very well. My question is related to having the user select the image that will be the "Skin". Does anyone have or know where to find a good sample application that does something like this?

Thank you!

Sepoto.

Hi

I got transparent image saved in GIF format, and I want to put this image on other image. The problem is that this gif image is not transparet anymore when I use picturebox or pannel. I also set BackColor to transparent, but it not works :S ... here example:



That white background needs to be transparent .. how can I do that?

I'm using Microsoft Visual C# 2010 Express

Hi,

I have create a BITMAP in my code i want to attach this image to infopath form... please help....

public void FormEvents_Loading(object sender, LoadingEventArgs e){

Bitmap BM = barcode_generator("*ABCD*");

}

private Bitmap barcode_generator(string data)
        {
            Bitmap barcode = new Bitmap(1, 1);
            Font font = new Font("Free 3 of 9", 60, System.Drawing.FontStyle.Regular, System.Drawing.GraphicsUnit.Point);
            Graphics graf =  Graphics.FromImage(barcode);
            SizeF datasize = graf.MeasureString(data, font);
            barcode = new Bitmap(barcode, datasize.ToSize());

            //graf = new Graphics.FormImage(barcode);
            graf.Clear(Color.White);
            graf.TextRenderingHint = System.Drawing.Text.TextRenderingHint.SingleBitPerPixel;
 &

I am converting windows form to a bitmap file using   DrawToBitmap method.  My code looks like this.

            Dim wid As Integer = 760 '  Me.Width
            Dim hgt As Integer = 780 ' Me.Height
            Dim bm As New Bitmap(wid, hgt)
            Me.DrawToBitmap(bm, New Rectangle(0, 0, wid, hgt))
            bm.Save(CurDir() & "\sample.bmp")

This code work fine on desktop/laptop with the screen resolution 1024 x 768  or above.   If I use app on a table pc – with the screen resolution is 800 x 480, the image gets cropped. 
Any suggestion or alternate mode.

Thanks

Hi All,

I'm not sure if this is even possible so I need to ask the forum for guidance.

If I have a C# ASP.NET Web Application form, how can I display a web page as an Image?

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What I am doing is creating an app that will send out dynamic emails by giving the User a choice of what goes into the email to be sent.

So from the top working down the form I have Labels and Text boxes to enter recipients name, company, account #, and email address. Then some image buttons for Cancel and Send. Then an area for the selections to be made for the email content, and at the bottom is the same row of image buttons for Cancel and Send.

What I want to do is use the URL stored in the database of the email (which is out there as a web page) and somehow display it across from the selections to be made. The area is about 4 inches wide by 6 inches tall.

So can I make an Image out of it for display OR is there a way to shrink it to fit the area?

I have been searching Google but cannot find what I am looking for, so any samples would be greatly appreciated.

BTW, I cannot just screen scrape an turn it into an Image as there will constantly be new emails created all the time.

Hi

I have added a logo image in mdi form in bottom right corner. 

 i have make the image a embedded resource and paint image in MDI form. and my target lacation is in MDI form Bottom,Right Location.

 this my code

private void frmMain_v2_Paint(object sender, PaintEventArgs e)
        {
            Image MyImage = Image.FromStream(this.GetType().Assembly.GetManifestResourceStream("Test.bin.Debug.lf_logo.jpg"));

            //CALCULATE THE TOP AND LEFT POSITION (CENTER) TO DRAW THE IMAGE
            int MyTop = 0, MyLeft = 0;
            if (MyImage.Height < this.Height)
            {
                MyTop = Convert.ToInt32((this.ClientSize.Height - MyImage.Height) / 2.1);
            }
            if (MyImage.Width < this.Width)
    

I have a project where I create a Form and place some Controls on it. This works fine. Then I make the Form invisible, remove the old Controls (via delete), then put on new Controls. When I make the Form visible again, the first 'image' of the Form has all the components there, but they are all PERFECTLY WHITE! This cause an brief but ugly white 'flash' when the Form is made visible. I can even put  breakpoint in my code where I've set up all the Components (with NON-white colors) placed on the Form and then made the Form visible... a breakpoint placed here shows a screen frozen with all WHITE shapes for the Controls. Note that the NEXT update all looks perfect!

screen shot:  http://www.peteroid.com/images/all_white.png 

Also, when the Form is first created, it FADES in perfectly when it is made invisible for the FIRST time, it FADES out perfectly. When made visible again, the Form 'blinks' into existence with the 'white flash' for components I just mentioned.

I've tried moving where the Form is made visible in my code... I've tried doing (and not doing, and all combinations of doing and not-doing) Refresh() and Update() to the Form before it goes visible with no difference.

I can 'live' with this, but it seems odd that when the Form is ma

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