Try: Bitmap bmp = new Bitmap(pictureBox1. Width, pictureBox1. Height, pictureBox1.CreateGraphics()); bmp.
Save(@"BlaBlaBlaBla. Bla"); edit: Bitmap be = new Bitmap(width, height); Graphics g = Graphics. FromImage(b); Then use the drawImage method of Graphics to draw background and foreground and save the bitmap.
– Tofig Hasanov Jul 9 at 6:27 Oh, I got confused, I'll check it and edit – Gilad Naaman Jul 9 at 6:29 I edited with a different solution. – Gilad Naaman Jul 9 at 6:37 It didn't work. The file is created, but there is no image on it.
Can it be because of transparent color use? – Tofig Hasanov Jul 9 at 6:42 I don't know, I'm guessing :). – Gilad Naaman Jul 9 at 6:43.
I have managed to accomplish this by simply combining two images together using graphics, and then saving the result as a single image object. Thus, I am not using background image anymore.
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