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Adding your own
custom icon to an Outlook toolbar
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If you are interested in using your own custom icon (instead of one of the
built-in
icons) in the toolbars you will have to write a bit more code. Since this code requires the use of the clipboard, you will not be able to use this in VBScript. However, in an Outlook COM Add-In it works just fine. This method only seems to work with bitmap files. If you have .ico files, convert them to .bmp files first with your favorite graphic editor.
Dim objCBButton1 As Office.CommandBarButton
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Clipboard.SetData LoadPicture("C:\MYGraphics\MyIcon.BMP"), vbCFBitmap
objCBButton1.PasteFace
Clipboard.Clear
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