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No, you would still want to use the fileName property: it's just that when the card opened, they would all be rendered once and not read from disk again so long as you use the button/icon approach *or* the imageData one. The crux of the issue I believe is avoiding the reloading of many images from disk each time. If you can avoid that, you'll most likely gain a lot of speed: setting icons and/or imageData is very fast.<BR>
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