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kirkm[_7_]

Picture property
 

Hi,

The Picture property has been set at design time, but later changed to
another image with the line:-

frmSerial.imgNegLabelA.Picture = frmLabelIcons.Controls(k).Picture

frmSerial.imgNegLabelA. is where I want the image and frmLabelIcons
has a bank of thumbnails.

If the form is closed then reopened the original embedded picture
appears, if the above line is skipped.

What I'd like to do is, without closing the Form, show that original
pictue if (k) is Not Found.

Is this possible? I seem to be heading to the 'item' command but
haven't had any success yet.

Thanks - Kirk

NOPIK

Picture property
 
On Sep 14, 6:56*am, kirkm wrote:
Hi,

The Picture property has been set at design time, but later changed to
another image with the line:-

frmSerial.imgNegLabelA.Picture = frmLabelIcons.Controls(k).Picture

frmSerial.imgNegLabelA. is where I want the image and frmLabelIcons
has a bank of thumbnails.

If the form is closed then reopened *the original embedded picture
appears, if the above line is skipped.

What I'd like to do is, without closing the Form, show that original
pictue if (k) is Not Found.

Is this possible? *I seem to be heading to the 'item' command but
haven't had any success yet.

Thanks - Kirk


if frmLabelIcons.Controls.Items.Count < k

is that what you mean?

kirkm[_7_]

Picture property
 
On Sun, 14 Sep 2008 01:28:39 -0700 (PDT), NOPIK wrote:



if frmLabelIcons.Controls.Items.Count < k

is that what you mean?


I don't think so... k isn't a number... but if it were I'd still
need to set the picture to the default (the one assigned at design
time).

How's that done? Anyone know?

Thanks - Kirk


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