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i have an image that contains a series of images, e.g.:
In the olden days, i would load the image into the ImageList common control using such API calls as:
What is the .NET method of achieving the same result with the .NET ImageList class?
Note: The image is only an example. My actual image is a traditional toolbar image list image, with 179 16×16 button images.
It sounds like you’re trying to add several images included in a single image object. In this case you’d want to use
imageList1.Images.AddStrip(imageSeries)
From the msdn docs: ‘A strip is a single image that is treated as multiple images arranged side-by-side’