I'd like to include the vbExclamation picture (as in, msgbox "Example", vbExclamation) in a UserForm, but I don't know the path for its filename. Does anybody know?
oh yeah, I've already tried searching (hidden and system folders as well) for "critical" and "exclamation"
Doesn't it put it in when you include the vbExclamation in your msgbox code?
I am not sure where it is stored, but I would just take a screen shot of it, and attach it directly to the form.
it does when i code for a msgbox, but i want it to show up on a userform.Originally Posted by OBP
DRJ, if i did that, would other users need to have that file on their computer? pictures in a userform is uncharted waters for me
No it will travel with the file. see attached. it is a picture on a form with a button added.
Steve
"Nearly all men can stand adversity, but if you want to test a man's character, give him power."
-Abraham Lincoln
ok...then I guess that makes knowing where the file is useless. Thanks for all your help everyone
They reside in the dll file:
<system root> system32\user32.dll
I think.
Marcster.
thanks marc!
Marc, you are correct. But how we should use to apply any of those image to userform ??
Yes...
Can any of you make it obvious for a newbie also?
thanks Carsten
you have to do a screen capture of the image and then save it using a graphics program as a jpg.....then insert an image control in your userform and use the jpg you created.
Steve
"Nearly all men can stand adversity, but if you want to test a man's character, give him power."
-Abraham Lincoln
If it's in the dll Steve, you should be able to use a program like Icon Extractor to pull it out.
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oh yeah. Very nice. Thanks guys!
Thanks Bob, I guess I didn't exactly understand the problem. You could also do a screen capture on one you made from a msgbox as I understood from post #4
Steve
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