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From: Vincent on 7 Mar 2010 07:24

The icons provided when installing Office leave, shall we say "something
left to whish for" ... Which leaves me with the task of editing them. I make
several toolbars, global and local, full of macros, each one with a separate
icon (no text - takes to much space). In order to successfully separate these
icons I need to make if not unique at least different. It's tedious and
mundane, but once done - I'm happy again. That is until the computer
crashes...

Is there not a program, or something, that lets me save and by all means,
retrieve these icons?

I use the 03 version...

From: DL on 7 Mar 2010 11:41
the outcmd.dat file stores toolbar & menu settings.
Like most of outlook data files it can simply be saved/copied to another
location (all with outlook closed)


"Vincent" <vincent.jonsson(a)chello.se> wrote in message
news:D0B40F1E-876C-4322-9528-0429BEFB6954(a)microsoft.com...
>
> The icons provided when installing Office leave, shall we say "something
> left to whish for" ... Which leaves me with the task of editing them. I
> make
> several toolbars, global and local, full of macros, each one with a
> separate
> icon (no text - takes to much space). In order to successfully separate
> these
> icons I need to make if not unique at least different. It's tedious and
> mundane, but once done - I'm happy again. That is until the computer
> crashes...
>
> Is there not a program, or something, that lets me save and by all means,
> retrieve these icons?
>
> I use the 03 version...
>


From: Roger Fink on 7 Mar 2010 14:53
Vincent wrote:
> The icons provided when installing Office leave, shall we say
> "something left to whish for" ... Which leaves me with the task of
> editing them. I make several toolbars, global and local, full of
> macros, each one with a separate icon (no text - takes to much
> space). In order to successfully separate these icons I need to make
> if not unique at least different. It's tedious and mundane, but
> once done - I'm happy again. That is until the computer crashes...
>
> Is there not a program, or something, that lets me save and by all
> means, retrieve these icons?
>
> I use the 03 version...

http://www.nirsoft.net/utils/iconsext.html
Check out his other stuff too. This guy deserves his own statue somewhere
near Redmond.


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