Calibrate a ruler if there is one to 10.0 cm

Visual Basic

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<Test> _ Public Sub MedicalViewerCalibrateRulerExample()    Dim myForm As MedicalViewerForm = GetMedicalControl()    Dim medicalViewer As MedicalViewer = myForm.Viewer    Dim annotationAttributes As MedicalViewerAnnotationAttributes = medicalViewer.Cells(0).GetSelectedAnnotationAttributes(-2)    Select Case annotationAttributes.Type       Case MedicalViewerActionType.AnnotationRuler          medicalViewer.Cells(0).CalibrateRuler(10.0, MedicalViewerMeasurementUnit.Centimeters)       Case Else          MessageBox.Show("You should add a ruler annotation to calibrate")    End Select    myForm.ShowDialog() End Sub

C#

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public void MedicalViewerCalibrateRulerExample()  {     MedicalViewerForm myForm = GetMedicalControl();     MedicalViewer medicalViewer = myForm.Viewer;       MedicalViewerAnnotationAttributes annotationAttributes = medicalViewer.Cells[0].GetSelectedAnnotationAttributes(-2);     switch (annotationAttributes.Type)     {        case MedicalViewerActionType.AnnotationRuler:           medicalViewer.Cells[0].CalibrateRuler(10.0, MedicalViewerMeasurementUnit.Centimeters);           break;        default:           MessageBox.Show("You should add a ruler annotation to calibrate");           break;     }     myForm.ShowDialog();  }

• This method will calibrate all the rulers that are selected in the sub-cells included within the cell.
• For more information, refer to Working With Annotations.

Target Platforms: Microsoft .NET Framework 2.0, Windows 98, Windows NT 4.0, Windows Millennium Edition, Windows 2000, Windows XP Home Edition, Windows XP Professional, Windows Server 2003 family

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