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firamax  
#1 Posted : 18 years ago
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Dear Sirs,

after looking the samples, we noticed that there are shown 2 ways in order to view thumbnails. The first way is by using the Aurigma...ThumbnailListView control as shown in sample MultiFrameTiff. The second way is by using the default ListView control of VS 2005 as shown in TIFFViewerDemo. Is there any other way to do this without using ListView control at all? Maybe we can use other control than ListView, for example Panel control or something like that?
Any ideas ?

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Alex Kon  
#2 Posted : 18 years ago
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Hello,

It seems I have not understand you. These two ways are the most simple ones, so they are used in our demo applications. But thumbnail are just images, so you can use it in every Windows.Forms control as you wish. Could you describe you task in more detail? And why you do not want to use ListView/ThumbnailListView controls?
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#3 Posted : 18 years ago
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It is something that has to do with a 3rd party ListView control and its skin. Nothing wrong with GM4 or the samples.
Alex Kon  
#4 Posted : 18 years ago
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Hello, firamax

It depends on your custom control! ;) You can use Graphics Mill for .NET to obtain thumbnails, convert them into System.Drawing.Bitmap objects and place into your custom list view control, if it supports such feature of course. If you wish I can consult you about using our products in your solution, but I need more details. If you are interested in further discussion feel free to submit case.

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