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  1. Sep 4th, 2002, 10:59 AM #1
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    Question Gdi+

    Does anybody know...is it possible to access/use GDI+ in VB6, or is it just a C++ thing?

    Thanks in advance.
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    i think that the gdi is availible to all object oriented languages...
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    Actually, I think GDI+ was specificaly intended for all .NET languages.

    Its the only way to do graphics in VB.NET (from what Ive seen, and I've been looking)..
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    Yes, GDI+ can only be accessed via the .NET framework or the C++ wrapper classes.
    You could write a VB6 library in C++ that exposes the GDI+ functionality to VB6...
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