ListView + GT Image control in form: Could somebody take a look what I am doing wrong?

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John Smith

Hi, All!

I have some problem with using GT Image in my MS Access 2000/XP form. I
can't find answer within http://www.gtactive.com . Forum
http://www.gtactive.com/gtimage/Discussion/ does't work.

Anyway my problem is following. I try to create background picture for
ListView control using GT Image (as it was did here
http://www.mvps.org/vbnet/code/comctl/lvledger.htm with using Visual Basic
standart Pictire Box control). MS Access VBA does't have it own Picture Box
control, and I try to use GT Image.

All are going OK: I create needed image within GT Image control (I see it on
a form), but I can't move it to ListView.Picture property. I try do it with
those line:

LV.Picture = Picture1.Picture

where LV is a ListView control, Picture1 is GT Image control. Maybe I have
to use some another GT Image property for it?

Full working (before those line) example (Access 2000/XP *.mdb project file
166 541 bytes) I placed here
http://am.rusimport.ru/MsAccess/fattach.aspx?id=7814. Could somebody take a
look what I am doing wrong?

Thanks!
 
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