I searched my drives as well and found quite a few, but I did not find the
standard icons such as file/open, cut, paste, etc. I am trying to locate
these types of icons so I can have a more polished, standard MS look to my
apps. I was hoping to find them somewhere without having to purchase a $1300
app (Visual Studio Pro).

Thanks for your idea anyway. I appreciate it.

Erik Meyer

-----Original Message-----
From: Tom Carr [mailto:tomcarr1@y...]
Sent: Thursday, September 19, 2002 9:48 PM
To: pro_VB_dotnet
Subject: [pro_vb_dotnet] Re: Icons


I just did a search on *.ico on my hard drive.  There are a huge number of
icons out there under various directories in windows and program files.
Can you find what you are looking for that way ?

> Does anyone know where I can get the standard windows icons used for
toolbars and menus? I purchased VB.NET Standard Edition and apparently it
does not come with these. I have tried microsoft.com, but with no luck.

Thanks for any help,

Erik Meyer

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