Hi Dominique,
>>I think I don't understand the question. Which "color" are you trying
>>to set? And why would you want to set a color in an image instead of
>>just using the right color in the image when you create it?
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>We have the background of a windows which can be either with a picture,
>or a specific color. With SuperCard we have just one object (a graphic)
>that can either be without any image (pictureData) and of a specific
>color (like a bleu or red rectangle), or with an image.
>It seems that with MC we need to use to objects: a graphic (for the plain
>color) and an image (for the picture), and then hide one of the other...?
Yes. "the other" we call graphic.
You can have the image placed when needed with, for example: 'set filename of image
"whatEver" to "C:/WINDOWS/Desktop/FiBlue.gif"'. This way you don't have to store the
images in the stack.
Regards,
Eva
>
>Dominique Busso
>
>OpenMind International
>http://www.openmind.fr
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