Loading Images in Applications

Hi.
I know how to load images in applets with the getImage method that comes with the Applet class, but I cant seem to find a way to do it in an application.
I found a Toolkit class, but that required me to extend it when I am already extending the Frame class.
The Frame class comes with a getImage method, but that requires a getCodeBase() method that comes with the applet class.
How would I get an image using an application?
Thanks in advanced
Glen.

You don't need to extends Toolkit to impelement its abstract method. you can get default Toolkit by calling static method in Toolkit, getDefaultToolkit().
Toolkit kit = Toolkit.getDefaultToolkit();

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and then use:
MovieClip(photo).imgLoader.load(photoRequest);

I was changing my desktop screen saver in system preferences screen protection. Now it says it is "Loading Images" and won't stop. The Colourful wheel goes around for ever and It does not stop. Can anyone help me?

I was changing my desktop screen saver in system preferences>screen protection. Now it says it is "Loading Images" and won't stop. The Colourful wheel goes around for ever and It does not stop. Can anyone help me?

Welcome to the Apple Support Communities
I have seen a lot of cases like your issue, and it's easy to solve.
First, open Disk Utility, select Macintosh HD in the sidebar and repair permissions. Sometimes, a permission can be damaged and it makes that an application doesn't work properly.
If that doesn't work, open Finder, select Go menu > Go to Folder, type ~/Library/Prefereces, delete "com.apple.desktop.plist" and "com.apple.systempreferences.plist" and restart

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