I know how to change it during design time. However, for the sake of a picture-matching game, I need to change the picture during runtime. How do I do it?
Also, how do I set it to (None) during execution?
@Vivek S: I am using VB 6.0 and I want to change the picture of a command button during runtime, WHEN the user clicks the button. So, I don't need those long menus for my program, after all.
myak
Favorite Answer
There's a Picture property of Button, so in VB6 for button named CommandButton:
CommandButton.Picture = LoadPicture("c:\\picture.bmp")
You need to change your picture path obviously.
To set it to (none), CommandButton.Picture = Nothing
(Edit)
It's also necessary to set Style property to graphics but I suppose you have already done that during design time. If you didn't:
CommandButton.Style = 1 (Image)
CommandButton.Style = 0 (Standard)
koczera
To only personalize the introduction of the buttons, less than button homes choose Graphical for type. That way you are able to replace the BG shade upload textual content, and an icon in case you'll like.
Anonymous
VB.NET
Right click on Button >> Properties >>BackGround >> Local Resource >> select picture