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  1. Apr 27th, 2005, 08:29 AM #1
    Ashok Bhadviya
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    Image Left position

    hello
    I have a Problem regarding the Merge two Image.
    I take two Image one is the Top One and another is Bottom one
    Now I drag and Drop the Top one On Bottom one
    after that I have to Find out Left and top Position of Top Image But I can't Find this
    can anybody help me
    Thanks in advance
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  2. Apr 27th, 2005, 12:33 PM #2
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    Re: Image Left position

    ....Your problem makes no sense

    You move two images across until they overlap, then you need to find the top, left value of the top image.

    Well you where moving the image in the first place so the current position should reflect the top and left values.
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    Re: Image Left position

    Ashok, I think you'll have to be a bit more clear to get your point across. Instead of telling us what you think you know, tell us exactly what you do know so that nothing gets muddled up in "guessing".
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  4. May 1st, 2005, 09:19 PM #4
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    Re: Image Left position

    That answer is simple, unless Ashok is asking the wrong questions. As Halsafar pointed out, you simply take the current Left and Top values of your Top Image, and you got it.
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  6. May 3rd, 2005, 01:06 AM #5
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    Re: Image Left position

    hello
    But I want to Merge that top Image into Bottom Image after Drag Top Image on Bottom Image.
    I Perform Click event so Merging take place and Top Image Left and Top Position according to the Bottom Image Position
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