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Thanks, this is pretty smilar to what I've done,<br />
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by the way midp1 supports jpg, but when I tried in a Canvas it didn't work !. By the way, what is the difference between mutable &amp;&nbsp;immutable image ?<br />
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so according to you I can draw over an image file ?, <br />
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- The other question is the application logo, I put a logo in the res directory and also in the jad file, but not being shown in the mobile I don't know why ?<br />
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- one more question, in the importing statements above does it matter if you put an &quot;*&quot; instead of that details ?, does it save memory ?<br />
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thanks for the help
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Thanks, this is pretty smilar to what I've done,

by the way midp1 supports jpg, but when I tried in a Canvas it didn't work !. By the way, what is the difference between mutable & immutable image ?

so according to you I can draw over an image file ?,

- The other question is the application logo, I put a logo in the res directory and also in the jad file, but not being shown in the mobile I don't know why ?

- one more question, in the importing statements above does it matter if you put an "*" instead of that details ?, does it save memory ?

thanks for the help

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Dears, can Iload an image ( from a jpg file ) in the background and write a text over it or draw over it ?, <br />
I tried but it didn't work,<br />
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I appreciate if u show me how ?<br />
<br />
Also, I put a jpg file in the JAD, to be as an icon in the mobile for my application, but still not shown ?<br />
any ideas ?<br />
<br />
thanks<br />
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Dears, can Iload an image ( from a jpg file ) in the background and write a text over it or draw over it ?, 
I tried but it didn't work,

I appreciate if u show me how ?

Also, I put a jpg file in the JAD, to be as an icon in the mobile for my application, but still not shown ?
any ideas ?

thanks



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