Originally posted by: Jean
I'd compiled this in VC++ 6.0 with OS Win XP -- it works correctly as expected. But when I run the executable in Win 98, the transparent color is not working. Does anybody knows the solution for this problem?
ReplyOriginally posted by: Scott
I mucked around for far too long before I found your article. Thanks a bunch..
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Originally posted by: James
How do I display an Image from a Imagelist into the Image->Picture propety?
ReplyOriginally posted by: Lokesh Saravanan
Please help me , that I want to load an image using File Dialog into the screen using MFC. The image can be of any type ie mpg, jpg etc.,
ReplyOriginally posted by: JikeMa
Thank you very much!
ReplyOriginally posted by: Prasad Washikar
First of all its really nice to see the particular solution for 256 and 8 color mapping, thanks for the same.
I am trying to load 256 Bitmap Images of 16 x 16 size in a list view control as
/*
CImageList m_myImageList;
m_myIamgeList.Create(IDB_BITMAP1, 16,256,RGB(255,255,255));
m_myListCtrl.SetImageList(&m_myIamgeList, LVSIL_SMALL);
Now I have created bitmaps of various colors in the resource file, but due to the BITMAP width limitation I am able to create 128 bitmaps of different colors. For the rest of the colors I have added another bitmap(IDB_BITMAP1) resource in my ".rc" file.
I deleted the earlier image list after it has finished loading all images through LV_ITEM struct object.
I try to create this new imagelist in continuation with the earlier so that I can Load next 128(from 128 to 256) bitmaps from this BMP file.
But actually the latest resources are loaded and the earlier bitmap images are not shown in List view control.
Could you put some light on this,
Thanks
Prasad
ReplyOriginally posted by: Vincent
How to do that under VBA ?
ReplyOriginally posted by: xyq
I want to load bitmap to CBitmap object using filename of bitmap, not preoloading bitmap resource to system source as IDB_BITMAP1...or"BITMAP1"...
I am a beginner, please help me.
thanks a million.
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Originally posted by: Shailesh
Pls add the source . It will be quite helpfull to get the detailed.
Originally posted by: Chris Richardson
Excellent work. Gross looking images from (what should be) nice looking image lists have always bothered me. Thanks for the research.
Chris Richardson
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