toolstrip icons

[BobF]

VS9E

Using the designer, I add a toolstrip to a form. I add a button.

Where do I find the standard icons that would be used if I select add
standard items?

 

[John Bundy]

There are many options. First, right click the toolbar and click Insert
Standard Items, this will get you a lot of common buttons, add or delete as
you need.
If that is not enough, do a search for *.ico from your Start->search menu, I
have thousands to choose from.
And finally, I have frequently used the following site which will generate
an icon from whatever images you have. It used to be free but i havent used
it in a while:
http://www.faviconprime.com/

 

[Jeff Johnson]

VS9E

Meaning...Visual Studio 2008 Enterprise??

Using the designer, I add a toolstrip to a form. I add a button.

Where do I find the standard icons that would be used if I select add
standard items?

Try x:\Program Files\Microsoft Visual Studio
9.0\Common7\VS2008ImageLibrary\<your locale>

 

[BobF]

There are many options. First, right click the toolbar and click Insert
Standard Items, this will get you a lot of common buttons, add or delete as
you need.
If that is not enough, do a search for *.ico from your Start->search menu, I
have thousands to choose from.
And finally, I have frequently used the following site which will generate
an icon from whatever images you have. It used to be free but i havent used
it in a while:
http://www.faviconprime.com/

Thanks, John. I was wondering where "Insert Standard Items" gets them.

 

[BobF]

Meaning...Visual Studio 2008 Enterprise??


Try x:\Program Files\Microsoft Visual Studio
9.0\Common7\VS2008ImageLibrary\<your locale>

Meaning Express ...

 

[Jeff Johnson]

Meaning Express ...

See why using abbreviations can be confusing? Take the extra few seconds and
type out what you mean....

 

[BobF]

See why using abbreviations can be confusing? Take the extra few seconds and
type out what you mean....

I'll make sure I never abbreviate again. This kind of catastrophe is
avoidable 100% of the time

 

[Jeff Johnson]

I'll make sure I never abbreviate again. This kind of catastrophe is
avoidable 100% of the time

Shouldn't that be "100 percent"...?

 

[BobF]

Shouldn't that be "100 percent"...?

Depends on perspective. In other words, the location of the readers head.