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Cool, thanks for that, are you saying i cannot call the class but just look
at it and get ideas??
Thnaks
Rudy
"Gillmer J. Derge (TeamB)" <spam@gillmerderge.com> wrote in message
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> "Lori M Olson (TeamB)" <javadragon@techie.com> wrote in message
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> > if I
> > understand you correctly, they let you specify a GIF with multiple
> > images (usually known as an animated GIF),
>
> I think it's more tiles than animation.  Say you have a 16x32 GIF, you
> can divide that up into two 16x16 tiles.
>
> JBuilder does this with its toolbar icons which are all tiles on a giant
> image that contains dozens of icons.  One of the situations where I've
> seen this used is applets where it can be helpful to reduce the number
> of separate files that need to be downloaded -- download one big image
> instead of 20 small ones.
>
> > But... sorry, AFAIK the images in Java do not have this ability.  It
> > should not be that difficult to implement, though, if you really need
> it.
>
> You could use the com.borland.primetime.util.Icons class and the nested
> IconFactory class as a model for the API.  The class is neither
> documented nor redistributable, so you can't use it as is, but it looks
> fairly simple and might offer some ideas.
>
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> Gillmer J. Derge (TeamB)
>