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    Simple horizontal scrolling animation

    I have a form which I want to use as a lock screen for my application. Within this form I want to have around 3 row's of images scrolling across the screen (these images will be pulled in from a database, not important at the moment). Having some layout issues, mainly background images within...
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    Keeping a user logged in

    Looked all over Google and can't find this. If I was to use a mysql database to store usernames and md5 passwords, I know I can compare entered data to log a user in. But how do I make the user stay logged in? So if I was to load another form I wouldn't need to enter my login details again as...
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    Using System.Text but can't use some classes within it!

    Okay, here is the top section of my form which includes the required namespaces? using System; using System.Collections.Generic; using System.ComponentModel; using System.Data; using System.Drawing; using System.Linq; using System.Text; using System.Threading.Tasks; using System.Windows.Forms...
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    Adding the data/time onto my form ?

    Ive been looking on Google but can't seem to find a way to add the date and the time to my form. I was assuming that I would need a timer to keep updating a label with the current date and time right ?
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    Rotating and Saving an image

    Need to benchmark some rotations! Getting errors from the below code. All I want to do is simply rotate the image in memory and save it, also calculate how long it took for testing on a slower machine. private void rotatec_Click(object sender, EventArgs e) { Image...
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    Loading Image into Memory for manipulation

    Hey, new to C#, going try to teach myself as I go. Now i'm trying to load an image into memory, all i'm getting on Google is: Image myimg = Image.FromFile("image location"); Along them lines, obviously gotta define it as an Image object and then load the data into it, but Visual Studio is...
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