How to save folder type icon in memory using C#

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Hi to all..
Actually my scenario like this:
When ever a form opens, at that time, the folder icon symbol will change and when ever it is closed, the folder icon symbol will change to previous symbol..
How to do this..
I did when form opened at that time folder icon symbol changed to new folder icon symbol... But I didn't get it how to change to previous folder icon symbol..
If any body knows please let me know...
Thanks in advance...

Posted 9-Aug-11 19:39pm

komalilella

Updated 26-Aug-11 0:54am

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Christian Graus 10-Aug-11 1:41am

If you're changing something, why is it hard to change it back ? Which bit is a problem to you ?

komalilella 10-Aug-11 1:42am

my problem is change it back.if u know pls let me know..

dan!sh 10-Aug-11 2:45am

Where is that folder icon? Is it for some specific fodler or you are using that icon somewhere in your application?

komalilella 10-Aug-11 2:56am

i took one folder icon in the same folder of the project.when i will give the any path of folder to the project that time folder icon changed to new icon.
nw i want to changed to previous one..this one didn't get it..
if u knw pls let me know..

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 13-Aug-11 19:12pm

Are you talking about some form icon or application icon?
--SA

Oludayo Alli 21-Aug-11 12:15pm

If you change something and you want to change it back, you follow the same step you used to change it in the first place.

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Columbus-MCSD · Answer 1 · 2011-09-02T01:28:00

Solution 1

is this what you're after?

Form aForm = new Form();
aForm.Icon = this.Icon;
aForm.Show();

Posted 2-Sep-11 1:28am

Columbus-MCSD