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[Womanizer]

Read title. help please and hurry.

[Odecey]

This can't be said often enough it seems: When you are asking for help with a problem you're having, make sure that you are as precise and detailed as possible. This shows not only that you are literate, but also that you are actually interested enough in getting the problem fixed to give an accurate description of your issue. As it is, we're left guessing as to what you want to accomplish, something that will detract most people who would actually be willing to help.

What I'm saying is: Take the time to write your question out properly.

[Womanizer]

I need a code, when pressing into a button that in the picture box it shows the picture that i want thats in the solution explorer. So i want to load that (character1) into the picturebox. But i can't get it to work. Any code?

[TROLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLO]

Something like this maybe?

[Womanizer]

CometJack wrote:

Something like this maybe? Code: PictureBox1.Image = Image.FromFile(PICTURE PATH HERE) Make sure to have a PictureBox component on your form!

Tryed that already but it still does not work. I did like these ways:

Code:

Button1.Image = Image.FromFile("character1.bmp")

Code:

Button1.Image = Image.FromFile("character1")

AND its still not working.

[Odecey]

One way to do this is to add the picture as an embedded resource.
Follow these steps, and you won't have to worry about the path of the file:
1. In the solution explorer, select the image you want to use, go down to "Build Action" in the properties window, and select "Embedded resource".
2. Add references to the namespaces System.Reflection and System.IO.
3. Declare an Assembly object and a Stream object within your form class.
4. Add a Form load event, and assign the objects like this:

[NINTENDO]

If you use this code Image.FromFile the way you do then the image must be in the same folder as the program is executed from.

There is a property on the image "Copy to output directory"

[Womanizer]

JesusLovesQlimax wrote:

If you use this code Image.FromFile the way you do then the image must be in the same folder as the program is executed from. There is a property on the image "Copy to output directory"

Did that but still not working. I want to put it into a button.

Odecey wrote:

One way to do this is to add the picture as an embedded resource. Follow these steps, and you won't have to worry about the path of the file: 1. In the solution explorer, select the image you want to use, go down to "Build Action" in the properties window, and select "Embedded resource". 2. Add references to the namespaces System.Reflection and System.IO. 3. Declare an Assembly object and a Stream object within your form class. 4. Add a Form load event, and assign the objects like this: Code: someAssemblyObject = Assembly.GetExecutingAssembly(); someStreamObject = someAssemblyObject.GetManifestResourceStream("YourNameSpace.ImageFileName.FileNameExtension"); 5. Add this line of code where you want the file to be assigned: Code: PictureBox1.Image = new Bitmap(someStreamObject);

Can you just put a code that you are trying to explane something at part 2 and 3?

[Odecey]

For step 2:

[Womanizer]

bump, i still didn't get it to work. help!

[NINTENDO]

This is a picture guide. It is made for/using VS10.

[Womanizer]

Cryoma wrote:

This is a picture guide. It is made for/using VS10.

It isn't same. I need tutorial for vb 2008.

[AtheistCrusader]

[Womanizer]

_visiON_ wrote:

Womanizer wrote: Cryoma wrote: This is a picture guide. It is made for/using VS10. It isn't same. I need tutorial for vb 2008. It's the same, did you even fucking try it? Go read a fucking tutorial for once and stop expecting people to spoon feed you.

I fucking tryed three times.

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http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/7k989cfy.aspx