you could do this:

&& At design time
_cliptext = JustFname(yourImageFile) + '|' + Strconv(FileToStr(yourImageFile),13) && encodes image contents into base64

IF Len(_cliptext) <= 8.192

    && paste into yourProperty in property window

    PROCEDURE yourProperty_access && in your class.vcx
    LOCAL lcFile
    lcFile = Addbs(Sys(2023) + GetWordNum(this.yourProperty, 1, '|'))
RETURN Iif(StrToFile(Strconv(GetWordNum(this.yourProperty, 2, '|'), 14), m.lcFile) > 0; && decodes image contents from base64
        , m.lcFile; && image file address
        , .NULL.;
        )

ELSE

    && in IDE
    USE your.vcx
    LOCATE FOR objname = 'yourClass'
    REPLACE user WITH _cliptext

    && At runtime, when application starts:
    USE your.vcx NOUPDATE
    LOCATE FOR objname = 'yourClass'
    lcFile = Addbs(Sys(2023) + GetWordNum(User, 1, '|'))
    StrToFile(Strconv(GetWordNum(User, 2, '|'), 14), m.lcFile)
    USE

ENDIF

Thierry Nivelet
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Le 29/05/13 17:56, Jack Skelley a écrit :
Good Morning All:
I have a class library and was wondering if it is possible to embed a JPG so a 
separate file does not need to be sent with the VCX.
Currently I am entering the JPG's file spec from a directory in the 'picture' 
construct.
Thanks for any help.
Regards,

Jack

Jack Skelley
Senior Director, Programming/Computer Operations
New Jersey Devils
(973)757-6164
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