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Built-In Outlook
2000 Icon ID Map
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If you want to use one of the built-in icons for your
custom Outlook menu item or toolbar button, you'll need to know its
FaceID. Here are all the FaceID's for the builtin Outlook 2000 icons.
These ID's appear to be the same across different language versions of
Outlook. Select the thumbnails to see larger tables. ID 0-500 ID 501-1500 ID 1001-1500 ID 1501-2000   
ID 2001-2500 ID 2501-3000 ID 3001-3500 ID 3501-4000 
 
 ID 4001-4500 ID 5401-5500 ID 5501-5685 
 
Here is the code that was used to generate the above images. It also shows you how to use the FaceID property to set the corresponding icon on you custom button. Option Explicit
Function Item_Open()
Dim objCBs
Dim objMyCB
Dim objButton
Dim i
Set objCBs = Item.GetInspector.CommandBars
Set objMyCB = objCBs.Add("Icons")
objMyCB.Visible = True
For i = 0 to 500
Set objButton = objMYCB.Controls.Add
objButton.Style = 3
objButton.Caption = i
objButton.FaceID = i
objButton.Visible = True
Next
End Function
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