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#Icon pack vb6 code

Copy in Resources all the icons you want and set the Build Action to “Embedded Resource”.

Remove all the references, they are not needed.

Simply create a new project (Class Library) in the solution, name it something like “AppIcons”.

Given the flexibility of this approach, it would be a good idea to create an icon pack specific for your application. Create an Icon Pack for Your Application: And you get all the benefits of IntelliSense as well when coding.

#Icon pack vb6 code

Having this class in the library allows the application code to use the icons easily in code like this: = When you look into the projects we provide you will also find a class named “Icons” in the root namespace as the library. However, there is more to a Wisej Icon Pack than meets the eye. We provide these Icon Packs downloadable here.

And most importantly, you have to deploy only 1 file containing all the icons. You can use the icons at design time and in code. It will be available for both Wisej 1.5 and Wisej 2.0 in the next updates.īut more about Icon Packs in Wisej… Icon Packs allow you to put as many icons as you like into a single assembly and use them from your Wisej application as if they were a regular image file. However, more than four thousand icons are too many for the image browser to preview at design time, so we have also improved the design time browser to render the icons in preview only when scrolled into the view area. You can find the project here and on GitHub. We have just shared a new icon pack extension with 4,670 icons all in SVG format from Visual Studio 2017.