I don't see the original post of this question, but when I was trying to
do something like this, I ended up using a "ToolButton". You can assign
pictures to them and change them using the same
"Picture.Load(mypicture.jpg)" command. They generate "ToolButton_click"
events. The ToolButton is (at least in my world) on the Form tab,
between the "Toggle Button" and the "Slider" controls, shown as a button
with a small picture of the GAMBAS logo on it. Hope this helps.
Bill Richman - Lincoln, Nebraska
Tilter at windmills, maker of pies in the sky, & curmudgeon
email: b...@geektrap.com web: www.geektrap.com
charlesg wrote:
> Hi
>
> I don't mess around with pictures much so this may be the blind leading the
> blind.
>
> The command is: PictureBox1.Picture =
> Picture.Load("/home/charles/Photos/SV400005.JPG")
>
> I could not get a response to a PictureBox1_keypress event so I buried a
> textbox behind the picturebox, made sure it had focus and:
>
>
>
>> PUBLIC SUB TextBox1_KeyPress()
>> IF Key.text = "a" THEN
>> PictureBox1.Picture =
>> Picture.Load("/home/charles/Photos/SV400005.JPG")
>> ENDIF
>> END
>>
>>
> Remember that Key.text is case sensitive so you should test for that.
>
> rgds
>
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