The following tables list the members exposed by FormImage.
Public Constructors
| Name | Description |
| FormImage Constructor |
Constructor of FromImage. It creates a new object without loading any image data.
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Public Properties
| Name | Description |
| Height |
The height, in pixels, of the image.
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| HorizontalResolution |
The horizontal, or X, resolution of the image.
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| ResolutionUnit |
The measuring unit for the horizontal and vertical resolution of the image.
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| VerticalResolution |
The vertical, or Y, resolution of the image.
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| Width |
The width, in pixels, of the image.
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Public Methods
| Name | Description |
| CopyTo |
Designed to make passing image data between different Accusoft components easier, this method makes a copy of this object's image data and gives the
new image data to another object which can be defined in a different Accusoft assembly. When finished, both this object and the destination object
will contain separate copies of the same image data.
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| Dispose | Overloaded.
Common protected Dispose method for standard Dispose pattern. Called by IDisposable.Dispose() and the finalizer.
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| FromBitmap |
Creates a new object and places a copy of the given image into it.
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| FromHbitmap |
Creates a new object and places a copy of the given image into it.
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| FromHbitmapWithResolution |
Creates a new object and places a copy of the given image into it.
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| FromHdib | Overloaded.
Creates a new object and places a copy of the given image into it.
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| ToBitmap | Returns a new System.Drawing.Bitmap object containing a copy of the image in this object. |
| ToHbitmap |
Returns a new WIN32 HBITMAP handle containing a copy of the image in this object.
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| ToHdib |
Returns a new WIN32 HDIB handle containing a copy of the image in this object.
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| TransferTo |
Designed to make passing image data between different Accusoft components easier, this method transfers this object's
image data to another object which can be defined in a different Accusoft assembly. When finished, this object will no
longer contain image data; the image data will be owned by the destination object.
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