Ja, in die Uses Clausel aufnehmen, und danach kannst du dir verschiedenen Bildformate im TPicture laden, so wie du es mit den anderen zuvor gemacht hast (also .bmp, .jpg, ...)!
Die Hilfe umschreibt es so:
Zitat:
GraphicEx needs basically no installation because it just registers its graphic classes with TPicture on
unit initialization time and from this point on TPicture is able to load images of all supported types. So all you must do to "install" GraphicEx (make its features available at runtime) is to put it in any uses clause of any source file of your project. In order to use GraphicEx images classes at design time too you should add GraphicEx and its associated files into a
package of your choice. Any
package will do it as long as it is also loaded at design time. Once you have included the library you can load all those exciting image formats at design time too. Note: You will not get an icon or something like this in the component palette. GraphicEx does not implement any component.