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Set AppIcon Using CommandBar Control Icon

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Schof

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I think the subject is pretty self explanatory but in case it isn't...

I created a commandbar that has a control whose icon I would like to use as my application's icon (ie. top left hand corner). Is it possible to somehow reference that icon instead of referencing a file in my file system? The reason for this is that I do not want the users to have to install anything (or copy icon files) on their computers. I just want to send them the MDE and for the application icon to appear.

So instead of ...

Set prp = dbs.CreateProperty("AppIcon", DB_Text, "C:\myIcon.ico")

I want something like this...

Set prp = dbs.CreateProperty("AppIcon", DB_Text, CommandBars(myCommandBar).Controls(myControl))

I have investigated this quite a bit and have yet to find a solution anywhere. Has anyone else managed to accomplish this?
 
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