Movement of multiple images in Applet

Hello all
I am working on this application in which there is a background image and foreground image.now user can move the front image with mouse.intially i was working with single image movement and it worked great.but i changed the code for multiple image movement , its not working. I have used the paint component method of the panel for the drawing. Can any one could give me the idea of doing it in a better way
Thanx

I have done it , If any body needs help Please do ask
thanx

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              mouseClickAudio                                        null (audio disabled)
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