Thanks for the response Manfred
I unpacked the images.zip file and found an appropriate icon to modify.
I then attempted to import that icon with no more success than previously.
BTW the only difference between the modified icon and the one I created
from scratch was that I had failed to make the first one transparent.
However having the icon transparent didn't make any difference.
I had a look at Issue 73345 and I am not sure it is the same issue. In
Issue 73345 they are able to import the icons but they then disappear. I
am unable to successfully import them at all.
Also in Issue 73345 there is an attachment called cfg.diff with a
description "The two files (cfg.hxx,cfg.cxx) are extended to fix the issue."
What do you do with cfg.diff and where or what are the two files cfg.hxx
& cfg.cxx?
The environment is WinXP with OO 2.3.1
Thanks
Neil
Manfred J. Krause wrote:
Hi Neil,
On Sun, Mar 9, 2008 at 10:42 PM, neil<at>jansons.net wrote:
Does anyone know where the default icons are stored?
...\Program Files\OpenOffice.org 2.3\share\config
default style: images.zip
[... you may unzip the file to a folder in 'My Documents',
it takes a long time ...]
Then I could modify one of them instead of creating one
from scratch that may not quite be right.
That will be a lot of work ... ;-)
Well - I did it and I could import the modified 16x16 *.png
and I could assign it to a new created function in the
standard toolbar ...
[OOo 2.3.1 / Win XP]
But please, at first have a look at Issue 73345 and then
try it again with your first *.png.
Tools/Customize/Toolbars: Imported icons lost after dialog close
<http://www.openoffice.org/issues/show_bug.cgi?id=73354>
BTW: It works fine with OOo 2.4.0 rc3 / WinXP.
Good luck -
Manfred
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