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  1. Sep 28th, 2002, 06:17 AM #1
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    how to change colors

    hi friends,

    how to change/replace the colors in a image. the image is there in the image box.

    thanx,
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    Are you refering to backcolor then it would be like:

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    Image1.BackColor = vbGreen
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    sorry friend,
    i meant the color in the image for example there is green color in the image then whereever green color is there in the image i want it to replace with red.
    anyway do u think a person working on vb doesn't even know how to use the backcolor property.

    thanx for ur quick response.
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    wat color r u trying to change??

    r u trying to mask the image (omit the backgroud color of the image) so that it matches the controls color??

    .BackColor
    .ForeColor
    .FillColor
    .MaskColor
    .BorderColor

    r the properties to change different parts of the color of a visual object.

    .UseMaskColor
    .Style
    .FillStyle
    .Palette
    .PaletteMode
    .DrawStyle
    .DrawMode

    these properties may also effect the way color gonna printed in a object.
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