I’ve seen the other threads on this topic, but none of them work with MFC 2.5 since CButton::ModifyStyle() and CButton::SetBitmap() do not exist in MFC 2.5.

I’m making a dialog application using a Resource Editor to create a dialog with several buttons. The buttons are set to Owner Draw in the Editor. I’m using the following code:

void CMainDialog::OnInitDialog()
{
  // to do:  initialization
  CBitmapButton m_Processor;
  m_Processor.AutoLoad( IDC_CPU, this );

  return TRUE;
}

The above code should have automatically loaded the bitmap resource I have created as IDB_CPU. However, on compile the button location just shows a blank space rather than loading the bitmap.

I have also tried this code:

void CMainDialog::OnInitDialog()
{
  // to do:  initialization
  CBitmapButton m_Processor;
  m_Processor.LoadBitmaps( IDB_CPU, NULL, NULL, NULL );

  return TRUE;
}

But it produces the same result with just a blank space. I know the image exists in the bitmap (I can open it with Paint, for example), and I’ve verified the resource ID for IDB_CPU is properly set in the resource.h file.

Any help is appreciated!