Yes, use a dll. I found it in the VB Tips help file but haven't tried using
it. If you haven't got the help file then I strongly recommend you do ,
it's really useful. In case I've copied the article onto this little text
file.
PS if anyone wants VB tips then I'll post it here. Most of it relates to
VB3, however, as that's all I can afford.
Quote:
> Is there anyone how to floodfill in VB4 ?
begin 600 flood fill.txt
<uuencoded_portion_removed>
Quote:
>9V]R>3H-"DM"4W5B8V%T96=O<GDZ($%0<F='<F%P
`
end
Floodfilling