help: load an icon

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3 total messages Started by herb chong Wed, 22 Jul 1992 21:29

#38

Author: herb chong
Date: Wed, 22 Jul 1992 21:29

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CM>	I posted a similar question last week but have not
CM>	seen an answer yet.

there is definitely a new Win 3.1 function to retrieve icons out of an 
arbitrary EXE file. i can't remember what it is and a quick perusal of the 
Tech Reference manuals doesn't remind me of what it is called. it lets you 
select icons by their order of occurence and to return a count of how many 
are in the EXE file, i think.

Herb...

Herb.Chong@Channel1.com

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Re: help: load an icon

#52

Author: Skip Guild
Date: Fri, 24 Jul 1992 11:56

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In article <199222.1228.6323@channel1> herb.chong@channel1.com (herb chong) writes:

>CM>     I posted a similar question last week but have not
>CM>     seen an answer yet.

>there is definitely a new Win 3.1 function to retrieve icons out of an 
>arbitrary EXE file. i can't remember what it is and a quick perusal of the 
>Tech Reference manuals doesn't remind me of what it is called. it lets you 
>select icons by their order of occurence and to return a count of how many 
>are in the EXE file, i think.

It's Windows 3.1 function -

HICON ExtractIcon(hinst: THandle; ExeFileName: PChar; IconIndex: Word): 
  HIcon;

Write File Viewer

#55

Author: Mike Mstowski
Date: Fri, 24 Jul 1992 13:07

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Does anyone have source code for a MS-Write file viewer?
The data structures are not completly documented in the VOL 4.
of the SDK resource manual.  We have no idea what some of the data
structures do?  Any source code to help me get started would be
greatly appreciated! 

THANKS IN ADVANCE.

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