Do a search for icon files in the Visual Studio install directory to reveal its location. It may or may not be there, or will be in different locations, depending on the version of VS you have installed. If memory serves the Express editions come without this feature, but all other versions since at least Visual Studio. NET do. Stack Overflow for Teams — Collaborate and share knowledge with a private group.
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Standard XP Folder Icons. Thread starter Guest Start date Apr 29, Forums Software Windows XP. JavaScript is disabled. For a better experience, please enable JavaScript in your browser before proceeding. What's the structure of an icon. How are icons distributed. What's the difference between Windows XP icons and older icons. What are the differences between an image and an icon?
What is the structure of an icon? How does Windows use the various sizes and color depths? Image sizes: 16x16 : Displayed in taskbar, windows upper-left corner, detailed lists. Color depths: Monochrome : Not used anymore. What about the new Windows XP icon format? Icon with standard transparency. You can easily recognize icon from background.
Icon with full levels of alpha channel in Win XP. Edges are smoothly blended with background. Shadow effect is created by blending background with black color. Conclusion This article explained: How are icons used by Windows. Why there are multiple images inside an icon and when is an image used. Why do icons in Windows XP look better than in previous systems. Recent comments - show all comments. Anonymous on September 25th Anonymous on February 10th Anonymous on February 20th Anonymous on April 6th Anonymous on May 15th Anonymous on May 26th Anonymous on July 28th Anonymous on August 31st Anonymous on October 27th Once I've selected the icon I want to use I click "Open".
A dialog window open showing the icon I've chosen. If this is the icon I want, all I have to do is click OK duh! All done! Here's what my folder called "images" looks like now. How easy was that? There are many others too.
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