Hello George.

Thanx for your sugestion.

About my question.
I am letting the user decide on the icon for the menu option.
The icons which I want to save in the app are the default icons.

have a look at what i am trying to do.

http://www14.brinkster.com/hitenkm/TreeTry.gif

Thanx for ur time and sugestion.

>>Hello people.
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>>Just wanted to know if this is a known bug in VFP 6.
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>>When I have a imagelist load icons embed in the app, It gives me a ole error at runtime. but when i exclude the icons from the app, it seems to run very nicely.
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>>Is there a valid explanation for this ?
>>I wanted to put the icons in the app.
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>>thanx in advance ...
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>Hiten,
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>While I've heard of this problem before, I've never experienced it myself. Since I use a different method of populating a treeview or listview, I'm not sure whether or not it's my method that's the reason or something else I do. IAC, even if this doesn't solve the problem, my suggestion might have another benefit.
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>I gather all the bitmaps for my listviews and treeviews into a single bitmap. I use the Picture Clip AciveX control and load the other controls (via the GraphicCell property) in the control's Init. You can see how I do this this if you download my Obj2Bmp application from here.
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>The benefits (even if it doesn't solve your problem) is that rather than having to load a number of different bitmaps, you only have to load one. This means less file I/O and better performance. Further, if it doesn't work, there's only one additional file cluttering up the application's home directory.
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>If you decide to try this, please let me know if it does solve the problem.
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>PS - Obj2Bmp can be used to solve the biggest shortcoming of working with the Picture Clip control. By placing a shape on a form and placing the individual bitmaps within the shape, it's easy to create and maintain the image that the control uses.