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Thanks Ian... I solve the problem... I'll explain :
class Pezzo extends Canvas. Pezzo have a constructor like this:
Pezzo(int x, int y, Image img)
x and y are coordinates and img is the image dislayed. (x,y) is the point on
the JFrame where I want to display the image.
Pezzo overrides pubic void paint(Graphics g) like this:

pubic void paint(Graphics g)
{
  ...
  g.drawImage(img,x,y,this);
}
And this is the error!!! The correct code is: g.drawImage(img,0,0,this);.
The two system's coordinate origin are not the same. My error was this...so
the image was displayed out of the bounds of Pezzo.
(I hope you understand...sorry..I promise : I'll study english this autumn.
:) )

Thanks... Marco

Ian Atkinson <atkinson@labs.mot.com> wrote in message
398FFA72.75E702F7@labs.mot.com...
> Marco -
>
> without seeing your code this is just a guess, what i believe is
> happening is that the reason you only see the last object is because the
> others are hidden under that one - you can either: 1) make the Pezzo
> class transparent in places where the image is not or 2) modifiy pezzo
> to manage multiple images in the same area and then just use one pezzo
> object on the form.
>
> ian