Convert VB6 "Drawing Styles" to .Net

1) I don't know of any list, per se.

2) It has been a while since I have used VB6.

3) How would you use those VB6 constructs?

I would be using it in the example that I posted in:
https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/23505981/Convert-VB6-Drawing-code-to-VB-Net.html

Without really digging through all that code, explain what it does for you.  Are you do something like drawing an image on a PictureBox, and then using scroll bars to scroll the image that is larger than the form?

I am having to convert someone else's VB6 code to VB.Net.  Their code was used to do what you described.  However, I am unfamiliar with VB6, so I do not know exactly what impact  "ScaleMode", "DrawWidth", and "DrawStyle" had when he called the "Line" and "Print" procedures.  In .Net I am using "DrawLine" on a panel to display the graph.  I am trying make the .Net graph match the original graph as much as possible.  Therefore, I needed to know if there was an equivalent property in .Net to the above described properties in VB6.  I hope this helps, let me know if I need to explain more.

Here is the explanation of ScaleMode if it helps:

ScaleMode is not supported
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/fhk6kcce(VS.80).aspx

"In Visual Basic 6.0, the ScaleMode property could be used to change the coordinate system for a form or PictureBox control from the default scale of twips.

Visual Basic 2005 does not support multiple coordinate systems; only pixels are supported. During upgrade, coordinates are automatically converted from twips to pixels; code that sets the ScaleMode property at run time will cause a compilation error and must be modified."



I believe that the DrawMode and DrawStyle can be replicated with the Pen style for the Graphics.DrawString method call (if you are using that).

Thanks, that is helpful.  I am in fact using Graphics.DrawString as well.  Are you aware of any sort of listing that matches a Pen style to a DrawMode and DrawStyle?

Great!  Thanks for your help.  What about DrawMode, does it have any significance in .Net or is DrawStyle all that I need?

There is not a direct correlation between VB6 DrawMode and VB.NET, so you will have to look at each case, and see what the "best" approach would be.

You have been incredibly helpful, I really appreciate all of your help