Sorry, I thought you had typed the ",0" into the text entry box for Icon.
Now I have found that the ",0" is added by powerpro to the ini file
when it does an export. So your syntax should not be included in the
list of possible causes for your problem.


Did you see in Help about using a bitmap for the button:
"You can choose a .bmp file for the icon in which case the whole
button face will be tiled with the bitmap in the file."

If you include some text on each button, you will see this difference:
If you specified an icon, the text is next to the icon.
If you specified a bmp, the text is on top of the bitmap.

So the bitmap is acting as a button background, it's not really intended
to be a different way to set the icon.

It looks like in your bar, you want the images to behave like icons,
not like button background.

If you want them to behave like icons, (no tiling and some space
automatically added above and below to center it vertically on the button)
it would be better to use an ico file or an icon from inside an exe
or dll or icl file.

If the only thing you have available is a bitmap, but you want it to
look like it is an icon, you'd better make the bmp the same size as
your button will be, including some space around the actual image
so it will sit correctly on the button without looking tiled.
Then set the button to the same width and height as the bitmap.
That way it will look the same as an icon, provided there is no text.






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