NK2000

ok no problem, but really a big thanks for your time :)

i tried both

the MSDN is the april 2003 version for vs2003

i did that 3-4 times it seems that this msdn is a bit buggy, perhaps another release would work, i dont know, i try to get another one if possible, but i think at the moment i will use the internet msdn :( but i thank everybody who can give any hints here!

uhm thanks, but they only got installing problems or problems to burn in to cd, my problem is that msdn doesnt register the indexes "No table of contents has been defined for the current Help collection"

I finally got VS2003, but unlike VS2002 MSDN i always got "Empty Index Entry" usage, does anybody know a fix or anything which could be helpful here? the MSDN is the april 2003 version

oh you mean diskspace i talk about memory.. in memory everything is bmp so ... :) uhm your custom picturebox would have to only read the current needed data and not alle data of the picture..i think, maybe with some caching for a smooth scrolling

that is just kind of fun, i dont know if you know what localhost means but it points to your pc like the url 127.0.0.1!

for fullscreen i would use DX definitely! if you want to use SEVI's method then you have to set the WindowBorderStyle to no border You can easily get all the gfx card settings by using of DX, just look at some samples, shouldnt be difficult to understand

i think for such files you have to create your own "picturebox", 8000*4000 is about 92mb if it is 24bit

as far as i know you can change how the app paints everything on screen, but i dont have the variables in mind at the moment, i just can tell you if you want to have fast graphics there is no way around dx, but normally you should also get it to work with gdi+ just use doublebuffering, so create a bitmap with same size as your drawing surface and then just draw all in that hidden bitmap at the onpaint you just draw this one bitmap

i dont know what ReadOnly has to do with the method we showed you ReadOnly tells the application that this Textbox wont write the letters, which were typed by user

yes you have to use the dllimport attribute to get the sendmessage this might help: http://msdn.microsoft.com/netframework/default.aspx?pull=/library/en-us/dndotnet/html/win32map.asp

i searched for some tutorials: http://www.google.be/search?sourceid=navclient&hl=de&ie=UTF-8&oe=UTF-8&q=%22c%23%22+%2Btutorial i think it is the best to give you just the link you can then pick the best site out http://directory.google.com/Top/Computers/Programming/Languages/C/Tutorials/?tc=1

i think you have to use document.location.href = "yourfile.htm";