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I'll work on it by myself, but if you could provide some sample code that would be great.<br />

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I'll work on it by myself, but if you could provide some sample code that would be great.


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I believe I solved that problem from your other question. And actually, ebelusa put pretty much the same thing I did, but the DirList box should have been a FileList box. The DirList box doesn't give you file names.<br />

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I believe I solved that problem from your other question. And actually, ebelusa put pretty much the same thing I did, but the DirList box should have been a FileList box. The DirList box doesn't give you file names.


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Like I said before, I don't think i'll be able to do any of what i really intended to do in VB. &nbsp;I can't create a transparent bitmap..they don't support it. &nbsp;I have to change them all to Icons, and use those in my application. any thoughts? <br />

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Like I said before, I don't think i'll be able to do any of what i really intended to do in VB.  I can't create a transparent bitmap..they don't support it.  I have to change them all to Icons, and use those in my application. any thoughts?


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I need to open a whole directory at once (not just one file) that all have the same extension (.bmp) and alter the pictures (make them transparent, then save to a new file). &nbsp;Is there a way to do this that any of you know about? &nbsp;Thanks
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I need to open a whole directory at once (not just one file) that all have the same extension (.bmp) and alter the pictures (make them transparent, then save to a new file).  Is there a way to do this that any of you know about?  Thanks

Opening a directory at Once and altering files

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