Setting icon for buttons in labview 6i

Hi All,
Currently i am working on Labview 6i. i created two buttons in my vi one button is used to perform the test, another will be used to exit from the test. i would like to add icons for those buttons. can anyone tell me how to add icons for buttons.
Thanks,
kalpana

You realize that LabVIEW 6.0 is at least 15 years old? That would be almost equivalent to working with a Windows 98 machine nowadays!
Yes your picture can't be imported in LabVIEW 6.0 on my machine either. I haven't checked about all the details, but the LabVIEW import in 6.0 doesn't seem to work for png and gif images but only for bmp. Newer versions do work for your png file including honoring the transparency at least since version 7.1.
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CIT Engineering Netherlands
a division of Test & Measurement Solutions

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