Take a look at Win32::GUI::ImageList. I've not used the control, but it sounds like it would allow you to create a scrollable list of images. Assuming I interpreted your question correctly?

Well,
it works for my surprise ...
But that was not the thing i want to ...

I'm working on a little PicViewer ( like ACDSee or similar )and need a Label which recognizes size of images ( several formats ) and supports it with scrollbars.

There are 2 ways ( which I know ) in Win32::GUI to display bitmaps => buttons and labels ... both don't support scrollbars ...

Sure ... another way is to resize images ...
But it would be interesting for me if there's another way to put up images in a better way ...

Thanx for your reply ...
With best regards,
Leberwurstpizza

This is from the paintBitmap method of the Win32::GUI::Loft::Control class:

    #Draw rectangle with the image as brush
    my $brsBitmap = Win32::GUI::Brush->new(
            -style => 3,                 #BS_PATTERN
            -pattern => $bmBitmap,
            );
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    $dcDev->SelectObject($rhBrush->{noPen});
    Win32::GUI::AdHoc::SetBrushOrgEx($dcDev,        #Move the brush or
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            $rhPosCache->{left} + $leftBitmap,
            $rhPosCache->{top} + $topBitmap);
    $dcDev->SelectObject($brsBitmap);
    $dcDev->Rectangle(
            $rhPosCache->{left} + $leftBitmap,
            $rhPosCache->{top} + $topBitmap,
            $rhPosCache->{left} + $leftBitmap + $widthBitmap + 1,
            $rhPosCache->{top} + $topBitmap + $heightBitmap + 1,
            );
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The example is far from complete, but you get the idea.

I think you can "scroll" which parts within the image to display by moving it's origin, but I'm not sure.

If you want, you can download The GUI Loft and look at the source (PPM\Loft\lib\Win32\GUI\Loft\Control.pm and lib\TGL\WindowDesign.pm).

/J