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Got it - <br />
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Picture = ImageList.ListImages(&quot;Stop<wbr />&quot;).Picture<wbr />
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Got it -

Picture = ImageList.ListImages("Stop").Picture

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Your syntax worked fine for me:<br />
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&nbsp; &nbsp; Picture1.Picture = ImageList1.ListImages(6).P<wbr />icture<br />
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Note that I have &quot;Picture1&quot; and &quot;ImageList1&quot;...make sure you have the correct names of your controls in your code.
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Your syntax worked fine for me:

    Picture1.Picture = ImageList1.ListImages(6).Picture

Note that I have "Picture1" and "ImageList1"...make sure you have the correct names of your controls in your code.

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I have a picture box (picture) and a Imagelist (imagelist) with jpg's and bmps in &nbsp;it...<br />
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I cannot get the pictue to load into the box... it tells me &quot;&quot;&nbsp;Runtime error 438, object doesnt support this property or method....<br />
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HELP!!!<br />
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To load I have tried<br />
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Set Picture.Picture = ImageList.ListImages(6).Pi<wbr />cture<br />
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and<br />
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Picture.Picture = ImageList.ListImages(6).Pi<wbr />cture<br />
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No luck....<br />

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I have a picture box (picture) and a Imagelist (imagelist) with jpg's and bmps in  it...

I cannot get the pictue to load into the box... it tells me "" Runtime error 438, object doesnt support this property or method....

HELP!!!

To load I have tried

Set Picture.Picture = ImageList.ListImages(6).Picture

and

Picture.Picture = ImageList.ListImages(6).Picture

No luck....


Load an picture into a picture box.  Big Bux, no whammies...

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