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how about setting the image mode of the picture box to Stretch Image. and then having a zoom slider to set the zoom level. at which point just change the size of the picture box and the image inside will scale automatically.
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how about setting the image mode of the picture box to Stretch Image. and then having a zoom slider to set the zoom level. at which point just change the size of the picture box and the image inside will scale automatically.

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I believe you will have to loop through the panel's controls collection and set the size of each picture box to something smaller. You may then have to do some shuffling of the pb's (e.g. put 5 on one row instead of 4).
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I believe you will have to loop through the panel's controls collection and set the size of each picture box to something smaller. You may then have to do some shuffling of the pb's (e.g. put 5 on one row instead of 4).

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I have a app in which a panel contains roughly 100 picture boxes all with varying size pictures which you can scroll using the panel to see them all. Is there any way that i can zoom out so you can see more of these picture boxes. And also then be able to zoom back in :)<br />
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Cheers!
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I have a app in which a panel contains roughly 100 picture boxes all with varying size pictures which you can scroll using the panel to see them all. Is there any way that i can zoom out so you can see more of these picture boxes. And also then be able to zoom back in :)

Cheers!

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