I can generate images from GCode files, but I don't know how to add a preview in Windows File Explorer for every image.
I would like to achieve this:
LINK
I never done this
PS. I'm using .Net C# WinForms.
Thanks advanced,
Steve
You could create your own dialog service.
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I have some text files in my project and I want their content to be available in the PC and Phone version with the same Microsoft Account.
Here is a screenshot of what I mean:
My text files in the project
The Content of the files are less than 100KBs and I believe I can use roaming, but I don't have any idea of how to do that.
Can somebody help me please?
Have a look at the Application data sample which is part of a huge set of API samples for Windows 10 on GitHub.
https://github.com/Microsoft/Windows-universal-samples/tree/master/Samples/ApplicationData
I have an ASP.NET C# web application where users can upload their PowerPoint presentations(ppt files). I want programmatically (with C#), to call a power point presentation and be able to present it from a webpage. Is it possible? And how can I do this?
You can use Interop to save the uploaded Powerpoint presentation as a series of graphics (e.g. PNG). Within Powerpoint, that would be File / Save As / *.png. You can accomplish the same programatically. Running interop code from ASP.Net is not a good idea. You can run a windows service that watches for uploaded ppt files and converts them to a corresponding series of images.
This would not preserve transitions and animations, but would otherwise work fine.
You can then use a slideshow gallery to display the various images (e.g. using Flash or JavaScript... there are many solutions available on the web).
Alternatively if you can ensure that the end user has at least the free Powerpoint viewer installed, you can return the ppt file to them with the appropriate mime type set, and the viewer will display it.
Change the Powerpoint presentation into series of graphic using interop assembly as Eric said
To make slideshow gallery you can follow below link which illustrated it very well with coding. You have to use javascript to accomplish it.
Visit http://www.c-sharpcorner.com/uploadfile/anjudidi/making-an-image-slideshow-in-Asp-Net/
The below link also show how to create slide show but it is taking graphics from database.
http://www.aspdotnet-suresh.com/2011/12/jquery-lightbox-image-slideshow-gallary.html
Is there any simple way to open and display multipage .tif files? I want to write a simple winForm application to open multiple page .tif file and scrolling around these pages? I want to add next and previous buttons to my project to scroll around them. Any suggestions or examples?
Try the free DotImage Photo SDK by Atalasoft. Though it is not open source, it is free and a very good choice for viewing images.
Meanwhile I will have a look if AForge.Net and EmguCV can open Multipage TIFF images and let you know. These frameworks are open source and include very powerful SDKs for image processing.
I know an SDK named leadtools that has the ability to load and display multipage TIF files using .NET. For a sample code, see the following link:
http://www.leadtools.com/help/leadtools/v175/dh/to/leadtools.topics~leadtools.topics.loadingsavingtutorials.html
I'm working on C# application where I get some user input, so I'd like to save it as animation to SWF.
I searched the web for some open library to do that, but I've found only dead links. Is there any open library for that?
Thank you in advance.
If you want to create swf files. Then you will need to generate it with adobe's SDK.
http://opensource.adobe.com/wiki/display/flexsdk/Flex+SDK
And there's an open source flash editor project using java + adobe air may helps you.
http://code.google.com/p/minibuilder/
I don't know how I overlooked this project, but there is SwfDotNet.
http://sourceforge.net/projects/swfdotnet/
It seems to be almost what I need, I'll look it through tomorrow.
I want to know how I can view a PDF through a C# .net desktop App. I am trying to create a application to view PDF using visual studio 2008
There is a pdf reader libraries called iText(iTextSharp). But it didn't help me
You can host a ie web browser control in your application and that will allow the user to view a pdf if they have a reader installed.
I can provide an example if you tell me whether you are using WPF or WinForms.
Drag WebControl on to you form
Set the path in code
Done Press F5
I'm not sure what netbeans has to do with anything, but take a look at this question here How to render pdfs using C#
Essentially you need to get a 3rd party PDF viewer or write one yourself. There are quite a few around and would probably take a look at something like PDFViewForNet
iText isn't a PDF viewer.
If you want to read PDF documents in your application there are couple of Open Source PDF Libraries.