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Oh, ok. Thanks

I looked through the icons and noticed they had a gray or silver color background. In the menu structure that color doesn't show up. How did you get that color out? Thanks.

I understand! Thanks It's just going to be me and a couple of buddies developing this if indeed we get time. Was just going to strictly use the code as a "reference". Not strait copy .

Since you stated you could do anything with the code, I'm assuming I could take it and use it to start an open source project? I think it would be a very interesting project to start! :idea: Probably would be another way to learn more about C# and .net in general. I will make sure to note copyrights. Thanks

When I set an image on a menu item. Nothing shows. When I told my father about DotNetWidgets I found out that he purchased it after he took a couple of programming classes for his own applications. Anyway, he doesn't use it anymore and let me have it. Could you possibly help me figure out what's going on with the image index? I dragged the menu provider onto the form and created one menu item. He can't figure out the problem either. Here's screenshots of a menu with and without an image: without: with:

Can you have the new alpha and the current stable version installed at the same time? I was thinking that there would be an mru list in the registry. But, it probably isn't worth trying. Thanks

Is there a way to manually remove the recent file list? Thanks

Doing a repair seems to have fixed the problem.

The print wizard is an XP feature. Please consider adding your own printing method so I could use Paint .NET to print images on an older machine. a lot of people still have windows 2000 and such. I got lucky and downloaded XP for free via MSDNAA for my main machine. Thanks!

Download the msi installer and do a repair. It worked for me.

When I go to print I get, this feature requires Windows XP Service Pack 1 or later. My machine has Windows XP Pro with SP2 and all available updates. Any ideas?

Duh! Thanks. Don't know why I didn't think of that. I have a fried brain from learning C#! LOL

I'll give the sites a look tomorrow. Thanks again.

It would be nice to have a way to import or paste an image from capturing a window or the entire screen using Paint .NET.

Hopefully I'll still be in school and I can at least play around with Visual Studio 2005 for free for a while.

Our oh so wise professor did this to us! I think we will get roughly 60% of the project developed, I hope. It's mostly syntax differences and I'm picking it up fairly quickly. I've been going crazy with break points and such! What makes the whole situation worse, the professor for the class doesn't even know C# herself. We are developing this for a professor that has all the knowledge to finish it within a relatively short time himself. Mr. Bailes is a very knowledgeable developer and wrote his original application in C++ around 8-9 years ago. We get to be the people to upgrade his application to the new .NET libraries. My school hasn't even as much as offered C# before next semester. I know which teacher to take for that if I want to learn a lot. It'll be an interesting journey to say the least. Any good sites that would be good resources for learning C#? I seem to learn best by example as most tutorials, online anyway, don't even touch the surface of what .NET can do or learning detailed aspects of hardly any language. Thanks for the reply.

Those images have been around a while. People should be familiar with them because of this. However, I would like to see a new set of standard icons created. :wink:

Any plans to develop using the new framework when available as a final release? Thanks. It would be interesting to see any new apps that use the new framework considering office style menus are built in as well as a lot of other interesting features.

For one of my classes we have to develop a project for a professor. Given the time slot we have, he realizes we won't get all of the features implemented and he'll pick it up where we leave off. We have to build a simple image editor for Software Engineering class. The product will not be sold, but will be used by a few teachers. We're free labor! Anyways, I won't reuse any code. But, would it be ok to use some of the code as a reference? I've only had VB up to this point, so I basically have to learn C# in 2 weeks and the code seems like it would be a big help to everyone in the class due to the fact no one in the class knows C# and the nature of the project we have to build. If not, I'll understand. I also saw a dll named DotNetWidgets. That doesn't seem to be available anymore. Any other menu and toolbar controls you could recommend? Sorry for such a long post! :shock: Thanks

I have .NET 1.1 and 2.0 beta installed. No probs!

Yes, please consider it heavily. I would love to have this with an mdi interface. That way we could work on more than one image within the same main window.

If I would have gotten a penny for everything I've overlooked, I'd be very very rich by now ! When I was taking my advanced vb .net class the errors I would get on our last project would be, well, sort of stupid and were easy to pin down. We had to set a variable to the value of another. Say x = y, and I should have had y = x. I fixed the problem and recompiled 10 minutes before I had to turn the project in. What took me 2 weeks to code, came down to 1 line of code! But, the night before I spent hours trying to track down the problem. I was bald for a while after that ordeal . I'm getting ready to take a C# class, so that was one reason to look at the source. However, I would have liked it to be commented better. It does seem to be straightforward, for the most part, as far as trying to determine what code does what.

If I would have looked closer, I would have seen in /src/readme.txt where it states to install the tablet pc sdk. Just simply overlooked it.

I didn't see this in the readme's but should be there. They should state you need to have tablet pc sdk installed. That fixed my problems.

I read the readme files. Still have same problem. Thanks for the reply though.