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The images need to be in an ImageList for use with the TreeView. &nbsp;You could load up the images from the resources into an ImageList at run-time, and associate each Name with the correct Index using a Dictionary.<br />
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Do the images really need to be resources though?...why not just load them directly into an ImageList?
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The images need to be in an ImageList for use with the TreeView.  You could load up the images from the resources into an ImageList at run-time, and associate each Name with the correct Index using a Dictionary.

Do the images really need to be resources though?...why not just load them directly into an ImageList?

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Hi. Thanks. You are right. They don't need to be in resources. I just realised that they are actually held in a folder, How do you associate each name with a dictionary? Thanks
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Hi. Thanks. You are right. They don't need to be in resources. I just realised that they are actually held in a folder, How do you associate each name with a dictionary? Thanks

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Great answer.Thanks very much
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I have to load a TreeView's images from an array of image names (not indexes). Is it possible to load an image from resources to a TreeView node?
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I have to load a TreeView's images from an array of image names (not indexes). Is it possible to load an image from resources to a TreeView node?

VB.net assign image to TreeView node by name

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