If the underlying error is that Windows LoadImage() just wasn't happy with the format of the image file, you'll just get a 0x0 result, which won't help much. If, however, it shows a 0x2 result that means it couldn't find the file to load it.
If the underlying error is that Windows LoadImage() just wasn't happy with the format of the image file, you'll just get a 0x0 result, which won't help much. If, however, it shows a 0x2 result that means it couldn't find the file to load it.