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Default .ico file on picture box - 11-28-2006 , 11:10 PM






Hi,

Does a picture box capable of displaying different image size on varying
device (WM5) resolution?

For instance, I have created an icon file (.ico) with two images (16x16 and
32x32pix) and sets it as the image of a picture box. On high resolution
device (>96dpi), will a picture box displays 32x32pix image instead of
16x16pix?

I have tried it myself. The answer is 'No', am i right or i have done
something wrong? If it won't, does it mean i have check for the device
resolution and display the image in corrent size, basically two seperate
image files instead of one?

thanks.



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Default Re: .ico file on picture box - 11-29-2006 , 11:11 AM






I'd say no, not unless you pass a different image on a different device.
Seems like exactly how it *should* work to me. You are in control...

Paul T.

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Hi,

Does a picture box capable of displaying different image size on varying
device (WM5) resolution?

For instance, I have created an icon file (.ico) with two images (16x16
and
32x32pix) and sets it as the image of a picture box. On high resolution
device (>96dpi), will a picture box displays 32x32pix image instead of
16x16pix?

I have tried it myself. The answer is 'No', am i right or i have done
something wrong? If it won't, does it mean i have check for the device
resolution and display the image in corrent size, basically two seperate
image files instead of one?

thanks.





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