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Tutorial: ASP.NET .NET Adding text to an image in memory Tutorial

This article covers using the System.Drawing.Bitmap and drawBrush to draw text on a bitmap in memory. You could use this code as a base to create dynamic navigational buttons for your site.

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Adding text to an image in memory

In this code snippet we're going to provide will enable you to add text to an image in memory. One use for this code may be to open a file on the file system and add some text to the image, then stream the image out to the user. This could come in handy if you want to create navigational buttons for your Web site dynamically based on a request or dynamically create banners via .Net code.

The first thing we do in the code is declare a bitmap variable, in this example "bmap". The next line in this example grabs data in the clipboard of the PC. This could very well be any image in memory such as an image file opened from the local file system.

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