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Sorry for the spam..

And i got it figured i just used a resource dll file and load from there.

Thank you for your responses..

Jason...

Jim Deutch <103134.3516@compuserve.com> wrote in article
<#qBhqedM$GA.227@cppssbbsa02.microsoft.com>...
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> Lots of ways.  Simplest is to make a collage: put all your pictures into
one
> single picture (line them up in a row or use rows and columns).  Load the
> collage into an invisible picturebox and use PaintPicture() to transfer
the
> parts of it you want to visible pictureboxes.
> 
> Next easiest is to make up your own file format, perhaps just a Long
telling
> the number of bytes in the next picture, then that many bytes of picture
and
> repeat.  To extract the first picture read the Long, dim a Byte array,
read
> the picture, save it to a file, and LoadPicture it.  Even better if you
do
> an index in your file header.  If the pictures are bitmaps it's not too
hard
> to load them without having to write them back out to disk first.
> 
> Jim Deutch
> MS Dev MVP
> 
> Jos� Leit�o wrote in message <810vlj$pgd$1@duke.telepac.pt>...
> >how can i store multiple pictures in same file with vb
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