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Man that works sweet, I thought it would have been a real pain... &nbsp;Thanks much :)
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Man that works sweet, I thought it would have been a real pain...  Thanks much :)

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Hi :)<br />
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My application allows users to select other executable files and performs some functions with them. &nbsp;I would like to display the main icon like explorer.exe would in tile mode on my applications form (PictureBox?). &nbsp;I am currently reading the executable they select into a byte array so I can get other information from it. &nbsp;An example of how to locate the image from the other executable now in my array and display it on my form would be greatly appreciated :)<br />
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Bosses are on me for this one and I would really like to add that feature before I give this to them :)
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Hi :)

My application allows users to select other executable files and performs some functions with them.  I would like to display the main icon like explorer.exe would in tile mode on my applications form (PictureBox?).  I am currently reading the executable they select into a byte array so I can get other information from it.  An example of how to locate the image from the other executable now in my array and display it on my form would be greatly appreciated :)

Bosses are on me for this one and I would really like to add that feature before I give this to them :)

How to display a selected executable's main icon on my form (C#.NET 2.0 VS2005)

C# is an object-oriented programming language created in conjunction with Microsoft’s .NET framework. Compilation is usually done into the Microsoft Intermediate Language (MSIL), which is then JIT-compiled to native code (and cached) during execution in the Common Language Runtime (CLR).