   transparent color int win32 toolbar images?
  In win 98, when i create a toolbar and insert bitmaps into it, if i use the default color (192, 192, 192) then it considers that the transparent color and doesn''t show it. But if I choose another color for the windows, then my buttons are shown in gray and are not transparent. The same for other bitmapped buttons. How can i show them transparent? 
  It depends on what you''re using to create the toolbar.  Is this in VB?  C++ using MFC?  Something else?  I''ve done it in VB.  On an ImageList object, you''d set the MaskColor property to some outrageous color, like RGB(255, 0, 255).  Then make all the transparent parts of your image also RGB(255, 0, 255).  In MFC, it''s similar (I think, I''ve never actually done it).  With a CImageList object (which I suppose you still need to make a toolbar), use the SetBkColor() method.  Hmm...  After looking a bit, it appears that you use a CImageList with a CToolbarCtrl, but not with a CToolbar, so (if you''re doing MFC stuff) I''d recommend using CToolbarCtrl.  If you''re using anything else, I can''t help you, sorry. 