The Item property can be used to access the ExPicture object using its key. For instance, you can use the PictureFromPoint property to get the identifier of the picture from the cursor. Also, the PictureClick event notifies once a picture is being clicked. The Key parameter of the PictureClick event indicates the key of the picture being clicked.

The event can display icons, pictures several ways as follows:

• Using the <img> HTML tag, if used in any label properties such as LongLabel or ExtraLabel property. The ShortLabel property can not display images or HTML font attributes. If the <img> tag is included in a <a> HTML tag, you have a clickable image through the AnchorClick event. This option can be used to display a default icon or picture for all events in the control using the DefaultEventLongLabel property.
• Using the Pictures property of the Event object, which indicates a list of pictures from Pictures collection to be displayed on the event's body. The PicturesAlign property indicates the alignment of the pictures relative to the borders of the event. The hand cursor is shown, if the ExPicture.ShowCursorHand property is set, when the cursor hovers the picture. The PictureClick event is fired if the user clicks a picture on event's picture. You can use the PictureFromPoint property to get the identifier of the picture from the cursor. 
• Using the ExtraPictures property of the Event object, which indicates a list of pictures from Pictures collection to be displayed on the event's body. The ExtraPicturesAlign property indicates the alignment of the pictures relative to the borders of the event. The hand cursor is shown, if the ExPicture.ShowCursorHand property is set, when the cursor hovers the picture. The PictureClick event is fired if the user clicks a picture on event's picture. You can use the PictureFromPoint property to get the identifier of the picture from the cursor. 

The Picture and ExtraPictures may display one or more pictures at the time. The , character indicates the separator of pictures in the same line, while the / character divides the lines to show the pictures. For instance, "1,2" displays icon with the index 1 and 2 on the same line, while the "1/2,pic1" displays the first icon on the first line, the second icon and the picture pic1 on the second line.