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Which VB are you targeting? All three?
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Hello Louisfr<br />
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I am targeting VB6 currently and moving to .Net next year ;)
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Hello Louisfr

I am targeting VB6 currently and moving to .Net next year ;)

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I think my reply answers the question.
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I cannot find any instructions of how to create a single png/bitmap file that would contain a number of images. In our vb app i would load these and use in my menu.<br />
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Any help greatly appreciated.<br />
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Ed
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I cannot find any instructions of how to create a single png/bitmap file that would contain a number of images. In our vb app i would load these and use in my menu.

Any help greatly appreciated.

Ed

Creating a png/bitmap image with collection of icons

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