Hello Vlad;
API's are the way we need to go. The client is hoping that we can push about a 100 images a second (i know, LOL) to a "transparent" LCD. The correlation mushes up if the axis is off by one degree.
>Hi!
>
>You can do this by using only Windows API functions and drawing on the form manually using Windows API, or using some ActiveX control (do not know one, unfortunately).
>
>>Vlad!
>>I noticed this post inn the VFP Image Processing forum. I thought I might string you out a little and see if you are aware of any methods to rotate an image in VFP. Any help appreciated!
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>>Thanks
>>
>>
>>>Hi!
>>>
>>>The animated Icons are for mouse pointers only. You can create such buttons, but this is a bit unusual to users.
>>>
>>>You can create your own custom button, but this will require a lot of programming, as well as use of some ActiveX control to display and animate pictures with animation.
>>>
>>>>Hello,
>>>>
>>>>Does anyone know if it is possible to have an animated icon to be displayed on
>>>>a command button and to be animated at runtime. I tried picture property and the icon was not animated. On the other hand
>>>>the icon was animated in the MouseIcon property.
>>>>
>>>>Any suggestions
>>>>
>>>>Thanks