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Hello everybody,
I am having the following problem, I have got stuck after trying a lot of things...: I would like to show a gif image with some transparent areas in an Image control on top of another image in the same Image control. I.e: The Image control already contains an picture and I would like this picture to stay visible in the transparent areas of the superposed picture. I.e.: The superposed picture should only cover those areas of the underlying picture where it is not transparent. Sounds logical, but unfortunately Excel covers the whole area of the Image control with a gray background to the picture. I.e., the transparent areas are filled with gray, instead of letting the underlying picture shine through. I am not familiar with the use of API functions, but I have heard about the TransparentBlt function which allows to set a transparent color. Does this make sense in my case? Thanks a lot for your help! Jens |
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