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Dr. GUI describes how to draw rubber-band lines using the .NET Framework. Got a problem or a stumper question on anything to do with Internet or Windows-based development? Ask the good doctor (drgui@microsoft.com); he's here for you twice a month, online at MSDN. Though his busy surgery schedule precludes any individual responses, he'll answer as many as he can here—and if yours is picked, he'll be glad to send you an official Dr. GUI t-shirt! | ||
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