Picture property
Specifies the bitmap to display on an object.
Syntax
object.Picture = LoadPicture(pathname)
The Picture property syntax has these parts:
| Part | Description |
|---|---|
| object | Required. A valid object. |
| pathname | Required. The full path to a picture file. |
Remarks
While designing a form, you can use the control's property page to assign a bitmap to the Picture property. While running a form, you must use the LoadPicture function to assign a bitmap to Picture.
To remove a picture that is assigned to a control, click the value of the Picture property in the property page and then press DELETE. Pressing BACKSPACE will not remove the picture.
Note
For controls with captions, use the PicturePosition property to specify where to display the picture on the object. Use the PictureSizeMode property to determine how the picture fills the object.
Transparent pictures sometimes have a hazy appearance. If you don't like this appearance, display the picture on a control that supports opaque images. Image and MultiPage support opaque images.
See also
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