>>Now that I know how to get 2 icons in the same file, how can I select >which icon is displayed. I would like to implement a small/large icons >options for my toolbars.
>>Steve
>
>Steve,
>
>The problem with the Image Editor is that you can have only one
>icon of type in a file. Ideally, you'd want to have all the
>icons in the file. While I have a rough idea of how to do it, I've
>never done it.
>
>The trick for the command buttons is to use the 3D ActiveX ones,
>rather than the Standard. These allow for a picture object. You
>could then use the PicClip Control to create a bitmap with the
>individual states for each button. Of course you'd need two of
>these controls, one for each size.
>
>I've limited experience with both of these controls, so if
>something I write here doesn't quite turn out the way I say,
>don't be too upset. However, it seems as if the images on the
>ActiveX controls are transparent. This would allow the background
>color to show through. Further, if sized properly, it looks as
>if you can have both the picture and caption on the button.
>
>The other control that might help is the 3D Group Push Button.
>This has some different properties than the other and doesn't
>seem to support captions. It will, however, allow to to define
>the different button images at design time and gives very tight
>programmatic control.
>
>One thing I am sure about concerning the PicClip control is that
>you can size the form so the control is beyond its boundaries.
>
>The good thing about using PicClip is that it allows you to have
>all of the images in one file, and allows easy access.
>
>Good Luck,
>
>George

I am not trying to put all my icons in one file. I want to have a 32x32 and 16x16 version of the same icon and be able to select which one is displayed on the command button in the toolbar.

Steve