Re: Graphics function called from Excel VBA

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From: Jens Meier <cool.bambus@xxxxxx>
Date: Sat, 16 Jul 2005 03:24:17 +0200

Mike D Sutton schrieb:

Have a look a the zoom and pan demo on my site.
Hope this helps,


Mike,

thanks for your reply.

Your subroutines are great and the program does what I need - and a lot more. (I simply need to zoom the image after a click, no pan etc. required.)

But: I have no idea on how I can implement this into my existing Excel-VBA UserForm-code.

Any hints and suggestions appreciated!
Thanks again!
Jens
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