You can just assign the Image displayed in one picture box to another picture box If you then want to remove the image from the original picture box (so that it is not displayed twice), you can set its Image property to null (or, of course, you can assign any other image of your choice). Like so.
You can just assign the Image displayed in one picture box to another picture box. If you then want to remove the image from the original picture box (so that it is not displayed twice), you can set its Image property to null (or, of course, you can assign any other image of your choice). Like so: //Assign the image in one picture box to another picture box mySecondPicBox.
Image = myFirstPicBox. Image; //Clear the image from the original picture box myFirstPicBox. Image = null; If you want to swap the images displayed in two picture boxes, you need to temporarily store one of the picture objects in a variable.So you can use very similar code, with a slight modification: //Temporarily store the picture currently displayed in the second picture box Image secondImage = mySecondPicBox.
Image; //Assign the image from the first picture box to the second picture box mySecondPicBox. Image = myFirstPicBox. Image; //Assign the image from the second picture box to the first picture box myFirstPicBox.
Image = secondImage.
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