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发表于 2003-10-22 12:34:00
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按以下步骤(转载), 把编译的dll和你的mnu文件放在同一路径下,名称相同(不知是否一定).
If you have several bitmaps associated with a menu, you can save disk space and avoid those annoying smiley faces by compiling your graphics into a dll. Here's how:
1. Start a new ActiveX DLL project
2. In the Project Explorer window, right click "roject1" and select "roject1 Properties"
3. In the Project Name edit box, enter the name of your mnu file. Press OK
4. Select Add-Ins | Add-In Manager
5. Select the VB6 Resource Editor
6. In the Load Behavior section (lower right), select "Loaded". Press OK
7. You now have a new toolbar button (the green cubes with a hand on them). Press it
8. Use the "Add Bitmap" button to add your bitmaps (the cactus)
9. Be sure to rename them, then save and close.
10. Compile the DLL and place it the same folder as your menu
Remember, small bitmaps are 16x15. No point in making large icons since AutoCAD will only scale the small ones. To use the bitmaps, simply call them by name in your button defintions:
[_Button("Hide all", "HIDEALL", "HIDEALL")]^C^C<your macro here>
Also, be aware that Win9x limits the number of bitmaps you can store in a dll. NT does not suffer from this limitation.
资源:
二个联接网址: http://www.afralisp.com/links.htm
http://code.acadx.com/
的Code专区How to do...? 的 Visual Basic可以找到. |
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