Pictures are PowerBuilder-specific controls that display a bitmap (BMP) file, a GIF or animated GIF file, a JPEG file, a PNG file, a run-length encoded (.RLE) file, or an Aldus-style Windows metafile (WMF).
Place a picture control in the window.
In the General tab page in the Properties view, enter in the PictureName text box the name of the file you want to display, or browse to select a file.
The picture displays.
You can choose to resize or invert the image.
If you try to insert a very large image into a picture control, the image may fail to display. The maximum size that will display depends on the version of Windows, the graphics card and driver, and the available memory. Compressed files must be decompressed to display. Failure to display is most likely to occur with JPEG files because the JPEG standard supports very high compression and the decompressed content may be many times larger than the size of the JPEG file.
Be careful about how you use picture controls. They can serve almost any purpose. They have events, so users can click on them, but you can also use them simply to display images. Be consistent in their use so users know what they can do with them.
To display a picture: