I guess you can use the list view control to display
images and do your stuff. I can send u the piece of
code i tested, if you r still around that topic.

--- "Straforini, Marco" <marco.straforini@c...>
wrote:
> I would like to know why you cannot use the Explorer
> setting its
> view to thumbnails.
> You can add your favorite image editor to the list
> of Send To 
> programs, so the user can right click on the thumb
> and launch it
> 
> Sure you can add an array if Image controls in a
> dialog, but why
> to reinvent the wheel?
> 
> Marco
> 
> > I want to display a series of image files on a VB
> form as thumbnails.  
> W> hen the user clicks or doubleclicks an image it
> is launched in an 
> a> pplication such as PhotoDraw or Paint.  This is
> very similar to the 
> b> ehvior of Windows explorer.  I'm not sure about
> controls, APIs or 
> t> echniques I need to use to accomplish this.  I
> would very much 
> appreciate 
> i> f someone could point me in the right direction
> or get me started.  
> T> hanks in advance.
> 
> 
> 
> ---
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> 


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