Import bitmaps with lingo (importfileinto) WITH white Border

how can i import jpgs with lingo (importfileinto) WITH white Border?

You can use an options list with importFileInto, and set a #trimWhiteSpace property with a value of 0;
vMember = new(#bitmap)
vOptions = [#trimWhiteSpace: 0]
vJPG = "Path:To:Your:test.jpg"
vMember.importFileInto(vJPG, vOptions)

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