Command Button Picture

[Lou]

How do assign a picture file to a command button?

[DanG]

On Feb 8, 1:57 pm, "Lou" <[e-mail]:

How do assign a picture file to a command button

I don't believe there is a button that will accept an image. Try just
making a clickable image:

<A onclick="PopupCalendar()"><IMG title="Click here to open calendar"
src="images/calendar.gif"></A>

hth
Dan

[Martin H.]

Hello Lou,

How do assign a picture file to a command button?

Use the "Image" property. (Was that so difficult? Nah...)

Martin

[Herfried K. Wagner [MVP]]

"DanG" <da**@rmci.netschrieb:

>How do assign a picture file to a command button

I don't believe there is a button that will accept an image. Try just
making a clickable image:

<A onclick="PopupCalendar()"><IMG title="Click here to open calendar"
src="images/calendar.gif"></A>

Well, note that the question has been posted to a VB.NET group ;-).

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[Lou]

My first .NET project. ANd yes it was difficult!
Like being in Japan and not speaking Japanese!

ctrl.Image = Image.FromFile("D:\MyFole.bmp")

I'm slowly getting there!

"Martin H." <hk***@gmx.netwrote in message
news:45***********************@news.freenet.de...

Hello Lou,

>How do assign a picture file to a command button?

Use the "Image" property. (Was that so difficult? Nah...)

Martin

[Cor Ligthert [MVP]]

><A onclick="PopupCalendar()"><IMG title="Click here to open calendar"

>src="images/calendar.gif"></A>

Well, note that the question has been posted to a VB.NET group ;-).

You could have given as well the answer in VB.Net.
YourImage.src = "images/calendar.gif

Although using an imagebutton is ofcourse easier

Cor