C# windows Application DataGrid view Show image size with padding and margin and show image in DataGrid View Image Show Inside Fram

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Sir I m New I Windows Application I m Make A Project Employee Management System i M Showing Employee information in Datagridview and Also show Image Employee Photo but Image is Grater then And .Small or other ... and not Show proper fomate and Size so i m Streach properties use but sir i m want to Show image in spacific Formate and Like In .Net Grid we can Set Size of Image ussing CSS but in Desktop application in Datagrid view how To Set image Size And show in Datagridview windows Appliacation form.. Sir i want to Set and show photo in Datgridview how to show image photo in dAtagrid in Looking Nice.. Please Help Me Sir ...
Thank you ...
Sorry for bad English..

Posted 9-Jan-14 21:09pm

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AnthonyMG 16-Jan-14 23:46pm

Try to set the image size like this.

img.Image = new Bitmap(SystemIcons.Exclamation.ToBitmap(), 8, 8);

AnthonyMG 16-Jan-14 23:48pm

you can try this solution as well..

DataGridViewImageColumn photoColumn = new DataGridViewImageColumn();
photoColumn.DataPropertyName = "Photo";
photoColumn.Width = 200;
photoColumn.HeaderText = "Image";
photoColumn.ReadOnly = true;
photoColumn.ImageLayout = DataGridViewImageCellLayout.Normal;
dataGridView.Columns.Add(photoColumn);

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THANK YOU SIR ...

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