Answer to Kevin Miller <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> - message date: 1/08/99 17:11
>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.
>The other way to do this would be to set the icon of a button to the ID
>of the image you are using. That way you can set the icon to empty and
>the backColor of the button.
Eva, Kevin,
Sorry for this silly question + typing mistakes, but actually it works
the way we wanted: we just use an image, and we can set its filemane to a
picture file, or we set its filemane to "none" and set its fillcolor... I
don't know why it did not work in the first place (perhaps a bad ink?).
Thanks for trying to help!
Dominique Busso
http://www.openmind.fr
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