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Learn the basics of image manipulation'—all wrapped up in a remarkable PaintBrush program with lots of professional features. (Added: 11-Apr-2000)
Advanced Graphics / Astrology Example VB5/6
Published 01/29/2004
Learn many different graphical techniques within an astrology program. (Added: 4-Apr-2000)
Bezier Curve Generator - VB6
Published 01/29/2004
Learn how to display a Bezier curve using Visual Basic and the PolyBezier WinAPI / GDI calls. (Added: 20-Jan-2000)
Fading A Bitmap / PictureBox
Published 01/29/2004
Learn how to fade a picture inside a PictureBox using a few simple WinAPI methods. (Added: 20-Jan-2000)
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Published 01/29/2004
Learn to encapsulate many advanced drawing / rendering techniques for standard VB pictures. (Added: 7-Nov-2000)
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