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Default Indexing of Shapes


I need to import GIF images as buttons in my workbook. I then want to
control their behaviour in my procedures. To identify these button
objects I recorded a micro and saw that they are identified as some
Picture No eg. Shapes("Picture15"), shapes("Picture 23"). I have no
clue how this picture numbering ( indexing of shapes ) is handled by
VBA. One button is Picture17 and other is Picture23. On the face of
this it looks very random but I am sure there is some method. Like
when we use commandbuttons each button has a name and we can address
that by the name. How do I identify GIF used as buttons? I must know
the name or some identifier if I want to control the behaviour of the
GIF buttons. Pl help.


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