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pierrotsc	Posted - Dec 31 2016 : 22:47:34 is there a demo that shows on how to use ieinitialize ? I am trying to add a new transparent layer but I am getting a black layer instead. I read the help but still not working out for me. Thanks Pierre
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pierrotsc	Posted - Jan 01 2017 : 13:03:23 Bill, thank you. I did read the manual but I guess I overlooked the command. Everything is good now. Happy new Year Pierre
w2m	Posted - Jan 01 2017 : 08:50:50 TIEBitmap.IEInitialize Declaration procedure IEInitialize(iWidth, iHeight: Integer; ABackgroundColor : TColor = clNone); overload; procedure IEInitialize(iWidth, iHeight: Integer; Transparent: Boolean); overload; The current version only has 3 parameters Width, Height and Background color OR Width, Height and Transparent. There is no overloaded IEInitialize that has both color and transparency parameters in the current version. Bill Miller Adirondack Software & Graphics Email: w2m@hughes.net EBook: http://www.imageen.com/ebook/ Custom Commercial ImageEn Development
pierrotsc	Posted - Dec 31 2016 : 23:15:49 I have to add that : ImageEnVect.layers[ImageEnVect.LayersCurrent].Bitmap.IEInitialize (ImageEnVect.layers[0].Width, ImageEnVect.layers[0].Height, clblack,true); and Delphi is telling me that there are too many variables. It does not like the last Boolean.