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                         PICTURES
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EASY:
A .picture is a form-owned object like any other.
 Instead of displaying text like a .label, it displays a
 picture file.
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TECH TIP: any valid filename for the QB64 command '_loadimage'
          will work fine. I would refer you at this juncture
          to the QB64 manual for an up to date list of valid
          image files to _loadimage with.
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here are the properties for a .picture object:
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.border
.color
.x1
.y1
.x2
.y2
.file
.data
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the properties are fairly straightforward :
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.file is the path and filename to the picture you want to 
 display. (under /projects, just like listbox files)
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(.x1/y1) & (.x2/y2) are naturally form coordinate tuples,
 not absolute screen locations. Top left(x1,y1) is *always*
 the main "control point" for any rectangular screen object.
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.color is the 9 color bytes you
 already know from all the other controls. data is just a 
 generic catch-all property the programmer can use for
 anything.
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honestly? the border and color make a moot point once a valid
 .picture file is displayed.
