How to get coordinates of a picture on the Screen ?

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I am working in Windows Form and don't know how to compare pictures. For example, I have a Folder in which have i a Picture. After running Form Program have to find this picture on the Screen and return coordinates of the picture. Have anyone idea how to do that ?

Posted 12-Sep-15 0:54am

dave_bulac

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Wendelius 12-Sep-15 7:21am

Can you explain in more detail what do you mean after running the program? Or do you need to know the location of the form on the screen or something else?

aarif moh shaikh 12-Sep-15 8:23am

give some more details

dave_bulac 12-Sep-15 8:49am

ok. For example, in Form i choose picture which coordinates I need, for example Facebook logo. Than I press button1 and program searchs on screen this logo. I will Open many Sites and one of them will be Facebook. In this moment program have to return coordiantes in textbox.

sreeyush sudhakaran 12-Sep-15 11:09am

You can retrieve pixels by GetPixels method , and size by
System.Drawing.Image img = System.Drawing.Image.FromFile(@"c:\ggs\ggs Access\images\members\1.jpg");
int Height = img.Height;
int width = img.Width ;

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