Icons as buttons question

I would like to create a task bar using the Image object and placing an icon to it such as
How can I create a click event for it?

Put a button on top of the image. Make the button the same dimensions as the image, remove the caption, remove background fill, etcetera. Then use the button click event.
Steve

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