In my search to be user friendly I wanted to show the Icon for a selected file in one of my applications. I wanted it to be the same as the icon shown in Explorer. After much trawling through the web I pieced together bits of code and came up with the class attached.
The Class code file contains a list of the References required.
Add a PictureBox control to your project, I called mine pb, Set the SizeMode property to StretchImage and then use this code to set the Image property.
Dim bm As Bitmap = Thumbnails.Thumbs.GenerateThumbnail(f, pb.Width, pb.Height)
pb.Image = bm
pb.Refresh()
Cheers,
Kevin
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Re: Thumbnails
Hi Kevin,
Thanks, but your attachment contains a .7z file. Not all Loungers will be able to open this file, since the zip functionality built into Windows doesn't support the 7-Zip format.
Thanks, but your attachment contains a .7z file. Not all Loungers will be able to open this file, since the zip functionality built into Windows doesn't support the 7-Zip format.
Best wishes,
Hans
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Sorry, I selected the .Zip option from 7-Zip and it added a .7z file to a .Zip archive. Reposted with a .Zip file attachment.
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