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"Mike Collins" <its@TheBottomOfThePost.com> wrote in message
news:44f7640a@newsgroups.borland.com...

> Still can't get it to work.  I've tried removing the flags altogether
> and just specifying the hight and width but it still fails.

Does it still report that th icon can't be found?  If so, then you are still
likely specifying the wrong ID to begin with.  Or it might be that you are
trying to retreive an icon that does not have a version available for the
current display resolution.

> I know the icons are there because i've used microangelo and other
> resource hackers to examine them. WinXP Home and Pro and 2k3
> all have 238 icon objects and the Id's 132 & 163 are perfectly valid.

> I don't understand how to use the api if i do specify LR_DEFAULTSIZE

As I mentioned earlier, if you use that flag, then you have to set the sizes
to 0 so that the OS can pick them.

> but want to load a specific size icon i.e. if i want to display the x16 or
x48 icon.

If you want to load a specific-sized icon then DO NOT specify the
LR_DEFAULTSIZE flag.


Gambit