Programmatically Add Icon to Winform

[Paul J. Lay]

I can add an icon to a winform using the GUI but I cannot do it
programmatically.
Me.Icon = system.drawing.icon does not work for me. The same icon works
well in an imagelist when displayed in a listview in details mode. Thanks
for your help.

Best Regards,

Paul J. Lay

 

[Herfried K. Wagner [MVP]]

I can add an icon to a winform using the GUI but I cannot do it
programmatically.
Me.Icon = system.drawing.icon does not work for me. The same icon works
well in an imagelist when displayed in a listview in details mode. Thanks
for your help.

The imagelist doesn't store icons, because icons are no images in .NET
terminology.

Add the icon file to your project and set its 'Build Action' property to
'Embedded Resource'. You can use the code below to load the icon at
runtime:

\\\
foo.Icon = _
New Icon( _
[Assembly].GetExecutingAssembly().GetManifestResourceStream( _
"WindowsApplication1.Ball.ico" _
) _
)
///

'WindowsApplication1' is the root namespace of the application, "Ball.ico"
is the icon's filename.

 

[Paul J. Lay]

This works fine! Thanks very much for your prompt reply.

Best Regards,

Paul J. Lay

I can add an icon to a winform using the GUI but I cannot do it
programmatically.
Me.Icon = system.drawing.icon does not work for me. The same icon works
well in an imagelist when displayed in a listview in details mode. Thanks
for your help.

The imagelist doesn't store icons, because icons are no images in .NET
terminology.

Add the icon file to your project and set its 'Build Action' property to
'Embedded Resource'. You can use the code below to load the icon at
runtime:

\\\
foo.Icon = _
New Icon( _
[Assembly].GetExecutingAssembly().GetManifestResourceStream( _
"WindowsApplication1.Ball.ico" _
) _
)
///

'WindowsApplication1' is the root namespace of the application, "Ball.ico"
is the icon's filename.