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"Office 2010 Add-In: Icons Gallery" - How to extract icons from backstage tab (docx)

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I downloaded "Office 2010 Add-In: Icons Gallery" that is docx file with two backstage tabs that hold icons.

How can I extract the icons or use them in my application?

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no9 Avatar asked Jan 07 '11 08:01

no9


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I use ImageMso quite frequently in my Excel development. Having stumbled on another post, I took it a step further and put a package together to visually search, extract and save icons from Microsoft Excel as a file or copy and paste (with alpha channel transparency) to another application. I also compiled a list of 8,899 distinct ImageMso names from the various sources. I hope others can find this useful.

Microsoft Office Icons (ImageMSO) Gallery & Extraction

ImageMSO Gallery on Microsoft Excel 2013 running Windows 8

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Alton XL Avatar answered Sep 22 '22 13:09

Alton XL


I suppose the first answer meant to say, that the icons are only meant to be used within Office; that is with Office add-ins and such.

They can be referred with Office Fluent UI definition XML for example. So the distribution form serves as visible "Ahh I want that icon in my add-in" reaction and then choosing the specified ID to use in "imageMso" attribute.

Like this (see proper full XML in Office Fluent UI customization)

<button id="Button1" imageMso="HappyFace" size="" label="Large Button Face" onAction="HandleOnAction" /> 
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Kalle Launiala Avatar answered Sep 23 '22 13:09

Kalle Launiala