Well, that's your problem. Why would a Graphics property magically be
created when you access it differently?
Your solution is to create a new picture of the same dimensions and
depth as the original, and draw the original into the new one, then
check the Graphics.Pixel property of the new one.
On Thursday, July 3, 2003, at 01:45 PM, Chris Halford wrote:
I have a picture that I'm trying to get a colour from. I've set it as
the backdrop of a canvas. The canvas' backdrop graphics cannot be
accessed, and the only reason I tried to do that is because the
original picture object's graphics cannot be accessed either.
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