Hi,
One method is to use the Static Control, in particular:
<extract from MSDN>
Image Static Control
An image static control can display bitmaps, icons (including animated
icons), or enhanced metafiles. The type of graphic that a particular static
control displays depends on the control's style: SS_BITMAP, SS_ICON, or
SS_ENHMETAFILE. An application specifies the style when it creates the
control and also specifies a handle to the bitmap, icon, or metafile for the
control to display. After the control is created, an application can
associate a different graphic with the control by sending it an STM_SETIMAGE
message, specifying a handle to the new graphic object. An application can
retrieve a handle to the graphic object currently associated with a static
control by sending it an STM_GETIMAGE message. An application sends messages
to a static control by using the SendDlgItemMessage function.
</extract from MSDN>
Another method is to use GDI. IMHO, this is more flexible. You can display
any image type any where.
Regards,
Yeoh
http://www.yeohhs.com
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Sent: Saturday, May 03, 2003 6:55 AM
Subject: [Dev-C++] Stand alone image on a form
> If I want to add staand alone images on a form (not part of a toolbar or
> something), is there some control specific for that or I have to use GDI
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