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can't you do <br />
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Me.BackgroundImage = Nothing
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can't you do

Me.BackgroundImage = Nothing

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gosh golly...<br />
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not sure y couldn't figure that out...<br />

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gosh golly...

not sure y couldn't figure that out...


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In the designer, click on the object that has the background image you are wanting to delete. In the Properties box for BackgroundImage select the entire text of the picture you selected previously. Do not use the (...) elipse button. One highlighted, press the delete key and it will show (none) again...<br />
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Hope this helps...<br />
-greg
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In the designer, click on the object that has the background image you are wanting to delete. In the Properties box for BackgroundImage select the entire text of the picture you selected previously. Do not use the (...) elipse button. One highlighted, press the delete key and it will show (none) again...

Hope this helps...
-greg

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ooops... too late...&lt;grin&gt;
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Don't worry it happens to us all (it happens to me almost daily ;-))
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Don't worry it happens to us all (it happens to me almost daily ;-))

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I was able to set a background image in a vb.net form, using the backgroundimage property to specify a file.<br />
Now how the &nbsp;_uck &nbsp;do I remove it...<br />
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I already know I can create some solid image with no picture on it and use it as my background image... (work around)... but that is not the solution I am looking for.<br />
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I was able to set a background image in a vb.net form, using the backgroundimage property to specify a file.
Now how the  _uck  do I remove it...

I already know I can create some solid image with no picture on it and use it as my background image... (work around)... but that is not the solution I am looking for.



remove background image from window

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