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How to replace Excel Icon with my own icon? Please refer to the question send by jpcmaddog. I also have this question to ask. Thanks for those who have answered that question but I need more... Do any experties out there can help us (and also everybody who have the similar qestion to ask)? Microsoft Access able to do this on the Start up menu... by setting the Applicaton icon to a bitmap file or .ico file. This icon will appear on the application... but that icon fle must also included together with the access mdb or mde files, since it is 'link' icon file. I wonder why this could not be done in Excel? Till now I'm still looking for the answer! Looking ahead for any help in this regard. Thanks in advance, |
Excel Icon
It can be done with API calls. This procedure changes both the icon
in the upper left corner of the 2003 Excel window and the icon on the Windows XP taskbar. ' Get the handle for a window Declare Function FindWindow Lib "user32" Alias "FindWindowA" _ (ByVal lpClassName As String, ByVal lpWindowName As String) As Long ' Extract an icon from a file Declare Function ExtractIcon Lib "shell32.dll" Alias "ExtractIconA" _ (ByVal hInst As Long, ByVal lpszExeFileName As String, _ ByVal nIconIndex As Long) As Long ' Send a Windows message Declare Function SendMessage Lib "user32" Alias "SendMessageA" _ (ByVal hWnd As Long, ByVal wMsg As Long, ByVal wParam As Integer, _ ByVal lParam As Long) As Long ' Windows message types Public Const WM_SETICON = &H80 Sub changeIcon(fName$) Dim iconFname$, a&, hWnd&, hIcon& iconFname$ = "c:/folderwithyouriconfile" & "tnt01.ico" ' Get the icon from the source ' 0 = no icons in source, 1 = invalid icon source hIcon& = ExtractIcon(0, iconFname$, 0) ' set the Excel application window hWnd = FindWindow("XLMAIN", Application.Caption) If hWnd& 0 And hIcon& 1 Then _ a& = SendMessage(hWnd&, WM_SETICON, False, hIcon&) ' set taskbar icon to small hWnd& = FindWindow(vbNullString, fName$) If hWnd& 0 And hIcon& 1 Then _ a& = SendMessage(hWnd&, WM_SETICON, False, hIcon&) End Sub Call with changeIcon ActiveWorkbook.Name or changeIcon Workbooks("yourworkbook").Name Carl. On May 7, 12:41 am, Badrul wrote: Hi, How to replace Excel Icon with my own icon? Please refer to the question send by jpcmaddog. I also have this question to ask. Thanks for those who have answered that question but I need more... Do any experties out there can help us (and also everybody who have the similar qestion to ask)? Microsoft Access able to do this on the Start up menu... by setting the Applicaton icon to a bitmap file or .ico file. This icon will appear on the application... but that icon fle must also included together with the access mdb or mde files, since it is 'link' icon file. I wonder why this could not be done in Excel? Till now I'm still looking for the answer! Looking ahead for any help in this regard. Thanks in advance, |
Excel Icon
On Monday, May 7, 2007 6:41:01 AM UTC+1, Badrul wrote:
Hi, How to replace Excel Icon with my own icon? Please refer to the question send by jpcmaddog. I also have this question to ask. Thanks for those who have answered that question but I need more... Do any experties out there can help us (and also everybody who have the similar qestion to ask)? Microsoft Access able to do this on the Start up menu... by setting the Applicaton icon to a bitmap file or .ico file. This icon will appear on the application... but that icon fle must also included together with the access mdb or mde files, since it is 'link' icon file. I wonder why this could not be done in Excel? Till now I'm still looking for the answer! Looking ahead for any help in this regard. Thanks in advance, Sorry disturbing you but i was watching your code and i would like to know if i need to put it in a module. Also do i have to copy the whole code or break it in two parts (first one and the Sub one)? Can you help me because i've created a module and pasted all the code there and indicated the location of my icon and the name of it and nothing happens. |
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