Displaying images...without Applet

Could someone please put me out of my misery.
I would like to add a gif file to a canvas, using just plain awt.
Let us say, the file on your hdd is 'icon_b.gif', how would you add this image to your canvas?
Much thanks, in advance

Hi
Look at this
public class MyCan extends Canvas
     Image im;
public MyCan()
     super();
     setBounds(10,10,90,90);
     setBackground(Color.blue);
     im = getToolkit().getImage("ball.gif");
     MediaTracker tracker = new MediaTracker(this);
     tracker.addImage(im,0);
     try   {tracker.waitForID(0);}
     catch (InterruptedException e){}
public void paint(Graphics g)
         g.drawImage(im,10,10,null);
}Noah

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but I want to ask you how you managed to get
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I use Logitech QickCam and everytime when I try to get a FrameGrabbingControl from the Player it returns me null?
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have you any ideas why I get null?
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