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Icon Hunter : Satisfy your thirst for icons

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Submitted on: 5/27/2000 5:21:57 PM
By: Anoop Madhusudanan  
Level: Intermediate
User Rating: By 47 Users
Compatibility: VB 5.0, VB 6.0
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     Hi Folks, If you are a Visual Basic programmer, I am almost sure that you are fond of icons. If you are tired of using those old icons, this application (with complete source code) is for you. It is a complete Icon Search application, which allows you to extract icons from executables and Icon libraries. The story behind this application is interesting. One of the icon designers in my project team (I am presently working as the software manager of Time Technologies,Kerala,India) told me that it will be very helpfull if she can get an application for extracting already existing icons. She can then simply modify it or reuse it, instead of creating all icons from scratch. That is why I took few hours for writing this application. Hey, one last thing to remember you. Kindly vote for me if this application can satisfy your ever increasing thirst for icons. Also, I am looking for established US companies to invest in the technologies I developed, including the latest Streaming Audio Technology. If you are a US based developer, kindly visit http://www.geocities.com/streamingaudio if u have enough time, and let me know more about the investors and venture capitalists in US. Regards; Anoop, anoopj12@angelfire.com, http://www.geocities.com/streamingaudio

 
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5/27/2000 6:01:25 PMAuthor

Post any queries here, and I will try my best to reply them. Contact be by mail for any additional help

Regards,
Anoop M, anoopj12@angelfire.com
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5/28/2000 5:46:41 AMhackfrik

looks awesome... I'm voting Excelent for you!
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5/28/2000 9:54:32 AMAdam Abas

Hi,
Excelent work, I like it.
Thanks for posting.

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5/28/2000 3:06:26 PMAuthor

Hi Folks,

Thanks for the tremendous and astonishing response to Icon Hunter. I would like to clear a point here. Icon Hunter can extract icons from Icon Libraries (*.icl) and Icon Gallery Files (*.igf) too. I will soon post one or two zips with tons of icons as icon gallery files. Try making a search for 'Icon Hunter' now, to get the complete list of Icon Hunter series. Regards, Anoop M,anoopj12@angelfire.com
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5/28/2000 3:12:25 PM!nnovation Software

This is absolutly unbelievable. Amazing Job; This helped me out big time. Wow.
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5/28/2000 6:28:50 PMPaul Muncy

When I double click or select the icon and choose enhanced view I get an error
Run time error 5 invalid procedure call and the debugger goes to the
img.Move 0, 0, Me.ScaleWidth, Me.ScaleHeight - sbMain.Height

line. Anyone else have this problem?
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5/28/2000 10:23:54 PMAuthor

Hi Paul,

If anyone gets the error,

Just modify the form_resize event for frmBit as shown.

Private Sub Form_Resize()
on error resume next
img.Move 0, 0, Me.ScaleWidth, Me.ScaleHeight - sbMain.Height
Me.Caption = "Enhanced View - [Height=" & img.Height & ", Width=" & img.Width & "]"
End Sub

Regards, Anoop

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5/31/2000 8:33:30 AMM.C

Suggestion:
Replace text.box where u have *.exe
with combo box (give it the same name
as current textbox)
having in list property:
*.exe,*.dll,*.scr and
*.exe;*.dll;*.scr
I did that , its great.
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5/31/2000 11:02:33 AMRon Brewer

For some reason the scaleheight property of frmbit gets wiped out sometimes in the form_resize event, causing the previously mentioned runtime error. To avoid this, declare integer variables in the declaration section of frmbit, one each for scaleheight and scalewidth i.e., iScaleHeight and iScaleWidhth. In Form_Load add this code:
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5/31/2000 11:05:54 AMRon Brewer

Sorry! Fix got truncated. Add "iScaleHeight = Me.ScaleHeight" and "iScaleWidth = Me.ScaleWidth. In Form_Resize replace existing code with "img.Move 0, 0, iScaleWidth, iScaleHeight - sbMain.Height"
Good Luck

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5/31/2000 1:42:43 PMJames Vincent Carnicelli

Solid user interface. Nice code. Neat toy.
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6/9/2000 9:39:22 AMB Laws

Excellent work, Great Job.
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6/14/2000 4:51:41 AMJonathan Allen Feucht

This is one of the most helpful things I've ever found at Planet-Source-Code. Thank you.
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6/14/2000 6:52:38 PMetrask

nice peice of code

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6/15/2000 3:52:24 PMsiemon

Cwl code, Great util!
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6/15/2000 3:53:29 PMSiemon Klunder

My memory gets flooded after a search (560 icons), even after i closed the program my resources are low !!?!
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6/16/2000 10:17:59 AMJosh Donar

I just downloaded you zip and when i unzipped it there was no setup file.
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10/11/2000 2:25:59 AMFrancois de Wet

Great Job
Keep it Up!!!!!!!!!
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10/21/2000 11:07:33 AMSaul Jimenez

Man!, What a Great Job you've done with this code! What more can I say it's just Excellent.
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12/23/2000 4:09:27 PMTom de Lange

Excellent work! How about creating 16 and 32 pixel icons?
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12/26/2000 7:11:06 PMVasilis Sagonas

cool! is there any way to CHANGE the icon of an EXE aplication ? thx, waiting for replies (vasilis@lar.forthnet.gr)
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5/21/2001 3:08:59 PMMark Withers

Suggestions:
You gotta clear the memory after writing each icon into the list. This way you won't use up too much mem. This is over come by storing the icons in some place, (Picture box etc...)
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7/20/2001 7:18:24 AMMike Eielts

Nice work Dude, i voted excellent for u
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3/2/2002 7:42:34 AMBoohh!!!

lots of error how come it they make it a winner blah!
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11/29/2002 7:11:55 AMS.Adeel Hassan Rizvi

Hello Bro
i see your all code good can you tell me the Simple way to extract the icon please
thank you
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2/4/2003 1:01:09 AM

VERY nice job indeed. This is a great program.
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11/13/2005 12:43:00 PMPriyan R

Its good , i saw some of Your codes before , i am also a malayali from alappuzha
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12/30/2007 9:46:25 PMdhiraj agrawal

its ok.
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4/24/2011 8:01:54 PML o r i n

Runs in IDE.
Compile and copy to a different folder and it fails on startup with:

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ExtractIcon
---------------------------Run-time
error '53':

File not found
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OK
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The .exe only runs in the compiled to folder.

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