Visual Studio Image Library: Annotations & Buttons (.ico Format, Windows Vista Style)

Icon art
This filetype may contain more than one image size or color depth, or both. They are typically used in controls that offer variations viewing style; a listbox which allows the user to choose between "small icon view" and "large icon view" is an example. The appropriate image size and color depth is displayed by the control. Some complex icon files (with many different images contained inside) do not display in the browser. For all icon files, the best way to preview is through Windows Explorer; they do not show all variations within the file when displayed in the browser.

Use Restrictions
As part of a visual language, the following images (or any part of the images) must be used in a manner consistent with the usage description indicated below:

Image File Name Usage
Annotate_Blocked_large.ico,
Annotate_blocked_small.ico
No drop, unavailable, do not enter, none, blocked
(no view in browser) Annotate_Complete.ico Complete 
(no view in browser) Annotate_Default.ico Default
(no view in browser) Annotate_Disabled.ico Disabled
Annotate_error.ico Generic error
(no view in browser) Annotate_Help.ico Error 
Annotate_HighPriority.ico High priority 
Annotate_Info.ico Information
(no view in browser) Annotate_QuestionBlue.ico Generic question mark
(no view in browser) Annotate_QuestionRed.ico Generic question mark
Annotate_Warning.ico Generic warning icon
Gear.ico Generic image denoting something that requires server side processing
Likely_unavail.ico Something is unavailable
(no view in browser) Magnify.ico Magnify
New.ico Associated with something New, or just created
Overlay_Audio.ico Overlay to indicate that the object has audio properties
preferences.ico Preferences
share_overlay.ico Use as an overlay to denote that the object marked is shared for use
Overlay_Shortcut.ico Use as an overlay to denote that the object is a shortcut (link) to the source document or file.