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I'm in VB6 and I want to use the newer looking XP icons (e.g. when you do a msgbox w/vb6 on XP, the icons are more 3D-ish. &nbsp;VB6 has icons in this path<br />
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...Microsoft Visual Studio\Common\Graphics\Ico<wbr />ns\...<br />
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I have .Net. &nbsp;Is there a similar path to the newer icons in .NET.<br />
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Summary, can I use the new icons legally? &nbsp;If so where can I get the actual icon files w/out making them myself?<br />
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Thanks<br />

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I'm in VB6 and I want to use the newer looking XP icons (e.g. when you do a msgbox w/vb6 on XP, the icons are more 3D-ish.  VB6 has icons in this path

...Microsoft Visual Studio\Common\Graphics\Icons\...

I have .Net.  Is there a similar path to the newer icons in .NET.

Summary, can I use the new icons legally?  If so where can I get the actual icon files w/out making them myself?

Thanks


XP icons come w/.NET?-for use in VB6. Where?

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