How to change button background image on mouseOver?

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I have img1, and img2 in my resources. I have easily set btn.backgroundImage as img1 in btn properties. Images paths are: c:\Project\Resources...

Now I don't know how to set btn.backgroundImage to be img2, I want to do it on event "MouseEnter". So I would apreciate complete code, because I am pretty green about this...

I apreciate any given idea...

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