Perhaps you're right, but it's a little confusing. A section from the README.HTM file that comes with the code:

"This document is a preliminary reference for the GDIPlusX library. It provides a list of classes included in the library, their .NET equivilant and the current coding status for each class."

So I ended up wondering if it's trying to create the .NET equivalent so that you can do the same things, or does it get at the GDIPlus library through .NET? After looking at this more closely, it seems it's the latter, but when I initially looked at it - with so many reference to .NET in the document - I thought it was making use of .NET.

I guess now the only question would be is it OS dependent? Is it in need of XP or higher or can we do this under Win2K or as far back as Win98?


>No. The GdiPlusX is a wrapper around Windows API (GdiPlus.dll).
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>>Thanks, I will test it. But all this depends on the .NET framework being installed on the computer, right?
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