>The engine that drives them is an application that will need to be installed
>on the user's system, so a relative path will not work for those images.
>
>But since the drive letter on Windows cannot be known in advance, absolute
>paths cannot work either.
Are the images large, or are there many of them? I'm not an expert at
this issue, but for miscellaneous graphics I'm planning to include a
graphics folder that needs to be copied to the hard drive with the
application-- no graphics folder, no working application.
In a general sense, does anyone see a problem with that? The obvious
one is that if some of the graphics files are deleted, the
application will look funny. I should put a check at startup that
looks for all the image files, and complains if some aren't there.
Regards,
Geoff
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