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yes you are right... the .NET compact framework is only a small(not too small) subset of .NEt Framework <br />
But, &quot;PictureBox.OnClick&quot; Event is supported by the .NET Compact Framework.. you can put your code in that event<br />
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BackColor is Also supported by .NET Compact framework :)<br />
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so look for <br />
&quot;OnClick&quot; Event instead of &quot;Click&quot;<br />
and <br />
&quot;BackColor&quot; Property instead of &quot;Background Color&quot;<br />
in the properties window of the picturebox control<br />

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I'm developing a C# program into the PocketPC 2003 enviroment.<br />
I discovered (too late!) that a lot of features are not present into the .NET Compact Framework.<br />
Ok, the question...<br />
I have an image and I wish to use it like a button. <br />
In the &quot;standard&quot; C# I can find the &quot;pictureBox1_Click&quot; event, but not using the compact framework.<br />
Seems Microsoft do not loves anymore the &quot;click&quot;, the &quot;background color&quot; etc.. <br />
How can I add it into my project? <br />
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(yes, I'm a beginner)
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I'm developing a C# program into the PocketPC 2003 enviroment.
I discovered (too late!) that a lot of features are not present into the .NET Compact Framework.
Ok, the question...
I have an image and I wish to use it like a button. 
In the "standard" C# I can find the "pictureBox1_Click" event, but not using the compact framework.
Seems Microsoft do not loves anymore the "click", the "background color" etc.. 
How can I add it into my project? 

(yes, I'm a beginner)

C#, PocketPC and images...

C# is an object-oriented programming language created in conjunction with Microsoft’s .NET framework. Compilation is usually done into the Microsoft Intermediate Language (MSIL), which is then JIT-compiled to native code (and cached) during execution in the Common Language Runtime (CLR).