Thanks Chipp and Ben. Chipp's script did the trick and I'll use Ben's
suggestion of converting it to a PNG for transparency.
Bill Vlahos
On Jan 9, 2005, at 7:07 PM, Chipp Walters wrote:
Hi Bill
You can try this. Creat a button and put this in the script:
on mouseUp
put the windowId of this stack into tWinID
put the rect of grc "redCircle" into tRect
import snapshot from rectangle tRect of window tWinID
set the name of last img to "redCircle"
end mouseUp
This will create an image from the graphic "redCircle" which you can
now use to create your buttons.
best,
Chipp
Bill Vlahos wrote:
I want to show if an object is either too hot, too cold, or within
normal temperature range? I was thinking that a simple circle filled
with green, blue, or red with the temperature next or under it would
be an easy way to tell at a glance if things are normal. I was
thinking that if I create a button with the icon set to one of the 3
images and setting the label of the button to the temperature would
do the trick. I would simply set the icon of the button to one of the
three "colors".
I created a 3 small circle graphics (one with each color) but I can't
seem to select those for the button icon as they are a "graphic" not
an "image".
How can I convert a graphic to an image?
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