Wherefore art thou Control of Picture? 2D or not 2D?

The little VI utility made the jump from LabVIEW 711 to 2012 today. It was useful in the following way. The 'picture' was a large .png, let's say 3000 x 1500 pixels. The picture control was about the size of 500 x 500 but it had scroll bars, so it acted like a magnifying glass for the picture. The picture control returned the mouse coordinate values in terms of the large picture, so for example if I slid the scroll bar and moused onto a different part of the picture I would get the mouse coordinates of the picture (and not of the picture control widget.)
The 2D picture control will show the big picture, with the scroll bars, but the mouse coordinates are always the position of the mouse in the widget, not the postition of the mouse in the picture. So this bug has broken my program because it is using 2D picture instead of picture control.
Another observation is that a direct conversion from 711 to 2012 yields a block diagram picture VI from the library with a big-fat-red-X on the icon. Does big-fat-red-X on library icon mean anything? Do I have to baby along these red-X VIs to get my new stuff to work? It seems that some direct conversions with red-X VIs still sort of work.

Maybe it's just me (though probably not), but I'm having a really hard time following. How about instead of the clever banter and the assumption that we understand you, you simply describe exactly what you're seeing and what you're actually expecting to see, ideally with some code attached so that people don't have to guess.
I have several potential theories off the top of my head, but can't apply either one without actual understanding:
There was some change made to the picture control VIs. The only reason I know that is that when I back saved a VI which called them to an earlier version, LV said something specifically about that. I think it was between LV 7.1 and 8.0. I have no idea what the actual changes are. I certainly haven't seen a change in the API between 7.0 and 8.x and I know it fairly well.
LV 8.0 introduced panes which changed the way LV treats the position of controls on the front panel. I would expect that a program imported from an earlier version would work correctly (at least that has been my experience), but maybe you're doing something which broke it. Or your utility VIs needs to be adapted to work with this. I would say that's the most likely scenario.
You're using .NET (the "constructor" comment ) and something changed in the way LV talks to it.
As for the "2D picture", I haven't checked but I'm assuming that this is simply the picture control you're used to (makes sense, since you say you didn't change the code). If that's the case, the reason for the different name would be that after 7.1 LV had a 3D picture control added and NI probably renamed the picture control to 2D picture control to make the difference clear.
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