See Also
Visual Basic comes with a collection of over 450 icons The Using Icons topic describes how to use icons in your applications.
The Icon Library includes these categories:
Arrows and pointers
Communication (networks, servers, printers, phones)
Computers (computers, disk drives, diskettes, keyboards, mouse devices)
Drag-and-drop (hands and arrows dragging and dropping file folders)
Elements (earth, water, fire, clouds, weather, the sun, phases of the moon)
Flags
Industry and transportation (bicycles, cars, airplanes, factories, tools)
Mail (mailboxes, envelopes, stamps, forms)
Miscellaneous (people, clocks, first-aid signs, locks and keys, buttons, punctuation marks, default form icons)
Office (card files, charts, file cabinets, folders, graphs, paper clips, labels)
Traffic signs
Writing (books, notepads, pens, pencils)
You can view the Icon Library either online with the IconWorks sample application included with Visual Basic, or in Appendix B, "Icon Library," of the Programmer's Guide.
Note You may use the Icon Library icons or modified versions of them in your Visual Basic applications. However, you are not allowed to make and sell copies of the Icon Library or any portion of it.
Help:
Assigning an Icon to a Form
Displaying Graphics on a Form
Programmer's Guide:
Chapter 15, "Creating Graphics for Applications"