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  1. Jul 4th, 2000, 03:19 PM #1
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    How to change an image in a picturebox (or in an imagebox) with a command ?

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    code

    put the following:

    picture1.picture = loadpicture("the directory of the pic")

    that's it
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    ACtually by using that or any other picturebox drawing method or api like bitblt, will change the image.

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    Code:
    picture1.line (0,0,10,10),picture.forecolor
    Using bitblt or setpixelv you will directly change the image without changing the picture.

    You will notice what's the difference when you use CLS method on it.
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