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Arrow on a button control

How do I put an arrow on a button control. When I click on Image, I get a
"Select Resource" dialog box, with nothing in it. Also when I click on
BackgroundImage, I get the same dialog box.
Oct 16 '06 #1
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Mike,

For example, in the Select Resource dialog, select Local Resource and click
the Import button. Navigate to the folder that contains the Arrow image you
are trying to use, select the image and click Open. The image will now appear
in the Select Resource dialog window. Click OK.

Kerry Moorman
"Mike OKC" wrote:
How do I put an arrow on a button control. When I click on Image, I get a
"Select Resource" dialog box, with nothing in it. Also when I click on
BackgroundImage, I get the same dialog box.
Oct 16 '06 #2
Yes, Mike. You can also load the image using code, like

Button1.Image = Image.FromFile("aaa.bmp")

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