A MUST HAVE PROGRAM ! Very usefull.
The IconAlbum is a collection-book (album) where you can store all your icons and view them at the same time. You can add, delete, move, save icons, search
for icons, make directories to store them in. Very handy when you're looking for icons you want to use in a program, a toolbar, ...
Unzipped about 1Mb. The zip file is 278 kb. It was written in VB4, but it works with VB5 & 6 too. I use it all the time when I make toolbar-buttons.
Included: the IconAlbum.exe, some directories with icons (about 200), the full source-code (for VB4), and a ReadMe-file.
The file is best unzipped in C:\. The different maps are made by the zip-file itself, so you can start right away.
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Great interface! I suggest you make Pic1(0) an ImageBox instead of a PictureBox as to allow the viewer to have a general idea of the transparency of each icon. Otherwise, it is professional!!! Nice icons. (If this comment was disrespectful, please report it.)
Thanks Jonathan for your nice words! but I must say that an Imagebox doesn't save the icon as an icon, but as a BMP-file. But a picturebox saves it as an icon, and thats why I didn't use imageboxes (If this comment was disrespectful, please report it.)
This prog. was in fact a big experiment, but I'm planning to make a luxe-edition. So wait a while. I start right away... (If this comment was disrespectful, please report it.)
Use an imagebox in the visual interface, and then when you get ready to save the file, copy the imagebox picture into a picturebox and save. This will allow the user to see the transparency effects of the icon. (If this comment was disrespectful, please report it.)
This site is helping me a lot, cus with examples, i created a lot of VB samples and using them very wel, to know more about me, or to see some of my applications that i used with VB, leave me a message in ma mail box, Thanx (If this comment was disrespectful, please report it.)
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