Could you make the image a button with the icon set to the image and use:
on mouseEnter
set the icon of me to redIcon
end mouseEnter
on mouseLeave
set the icon of me to whiteImage
end mouseLeave
<< I would be most greatful if someone would help me with the following
problem.
I am developing a stack on a G3 Mac which allows the user to time events
by clicking on an image of a stopwatch. This is a gray scale image on a
white background. To indicate that the cursor is over the image I would
like the white to turn to red, leaving the image of the stopwatch
visible. Her's what I have done so far:
1. I selected the image and brought up the color pallette. If I selct
foreground and then red I get the result that I want. However, when I
set the foreground property from a script nothing happens ( I was using
on mouseEnter)
2. I then created a graphic to cover the image of the stopwatch. I
played with this for a while and got it to work by selecting color
0,255,255 which is a greenish blue and then setting the ink to SubOver.
When I show the image from the script the result is exactly what I want.
The problem is when I then run the stack on a wintel machine The result
is that the image comes out the greenish blue color and obliterates the
image of the stopwatch.
I am running MetaCard 2.3.1
Any help would be appreciated.
Jim Wall
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James C. Wall, Ph.D.
Professor
Department of Physical Therapy
University of South Alabama
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Mobile AL 36604
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