Slideshow with a timer

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How do I use the timer counter with an ImageList in a slideshow in windows forms applications with c++?

Posted 7-Oct-14 2:49am

Updated 7-Oct-14 2:55am

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Leo Chapiro 7-Oct-14 8:55am

What have you already achieved?

Richard MacCutchan 7-Oct-14 8:56am

Use the timer to tell you when to switch to the next image. What is the problem?

[no name] 7-Oct-14 9:02am

You do some research on how to use a timer and your write some code.

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CPallini · Answer 1 · 2014-10-07T03:10:00

Just Googling you may find many Windows Forms slideshow examples on the web[^]. While they are usually coded using C# (or VB.NET) you should easily grasp the ideas and adapt to C++.

Posted 7-Oct-14 3:10am