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Image Target Zoom (Pan Zoom)

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22 Jan 2008CPOL2 min read 101.2K   9K   48  
To pan and zoom to a point of interest in an image.
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//
//     Changes to this file may cause incorrect behavior and will be lost if
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//------------------------------------------------------------------------------

namespace PanZoom02.Properties
{


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                if ((resourceMan == null))
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}

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