Is it possible to convert a standard image file (i.e. JPEG, PNG, BMP) to be read by an imput requireing stdole.Picture?

I have recently began using an ActiveX toolbar that allows button images to be loaded. The required input is of the stdole.Picture type. Is there any way I can convert standard image data to be read acceptd by this input?

You should be using an ImageList control for your images. Place an ImageList ActiveX control on your panel, right-click on it and select ImageList->Properties. In the dialog box change to the "Images" tab and import your pictures. Then set the Toolbar's ImageList property to the ImageList that you have. Search MSDN for more information on using the Toolbar and ImageList controls.

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