Hi Luc, Thanks for your suggestions! The main focus of the app I'm building is the description editor (i.e. If you need to extract an image from an existing rtf, use the info I referred to or google some more. My conclusion: I would try and avoid RichTextBox if at all possible when you have an image on the Clipboard you can get it into a PictureBox, a Panel, and more. if examples are using C# don't worry, C# and VB.NET are very similar, it is mainly syntax differences that differentiates them rtf extension Wordpad does (and Word understands). RichTextBox can return its entire content as a string (Text property even when it includes other items but text) or as a file (SaveFile method) it uses the same. you don't need a PictureBox to display an image you can set it as a BackgroundImage on most Controls including Panel and Form. you can put an image in a PictureBox in two ways, using its Image property (for images in memory) or its ImageLocation property (for files). you can find out what is currently on the Clipboard by using some methods/properties of the Clipboard Class when you hit the "Print Screen" button an image of type Bitmap is sent to the Clipboard It has been subject of a question earlier on this very site here: Copy / extract images from a richtextbox Getting things out of a RichTextBox isn't easy. rtf file, why doesn't it copy to the Clipboard? The Clipboard is empty, yet I can paste the image back into the RTB? Is the image copied to memory? How do I get the copied image into the Clipboard? Or can I somehow get the copied image to paste into the PBX?
I can also detect the image using: If ("\pict\wmetafile8\") Then Me.Description.(0, 1), but how do I get the image type to copy it to the Clipboard?ģ. rtf file when I open it in my app? I already tried: which results in the type: Object. How do I detect what kind of image is in the.
as per What I need to do (above) to the clipboard and then paste it into a Picture Box?Ģ. rtf file in the RTB, but doesn't appear to copy the image to the clipboard? I can now paste the copied image into the RTB creating a duplicate image, but it won't paste into the PBX because pasting depends on the image being in the Clipboard.ġ. The copy routine I'm using actually copies the image in the open.
rtf file I open in my app? There is a single image and then some text in the. However, although this works great for images I just captured in this way it doesn't appear to work for an image contained in an. To test this I capture a screenshot or copy an image from a webpage, paste it into the RTB of my app, clear and check the clipboard is empty to make sure my copy routine is really working, copy the image from the RTB, check the clipboard to ensure the image was copied, then paste the image into the PBX. I can also do the same thing copying an image from a webpage, pasting it into the RTB, copy the image to the clipboard, then paste it into the PBX. Then, using the following code, I can successfully copy the image to the clipboard and paste it into the PBX.
Copy and paste text pics code#
an example code, add to the code I shared, a link, etc.? Any help will be greatly appreciated!!! I forgot to mention I'm working in VB.NET, VS2015, and the code I shared is a translation from C#(?).įirst, I paste a screenshot of my app into the RTB.
Copy and paste text pics how to#
But, I can't seem to find anything which tells me how to copy and paste the other way except the code I share below? Can anyone help me with this, i.e. I have been searching for a long time and copying from a Picture Box(PBX) to paste into a Rich Text Box(RTB) is very common. Hi everyone! I need to copy an image to the Clipboard from an.
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