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  1. Nov 11th, 2014, 10:58 AM #1
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    Visual Studio Image Library

    There's an image 'VS2010ImageLibrary\_Common Elements\Objects\Database.png', it has six different size database pictures in the single image. I'm curious what the reason is for this. I would like to use one of the smaller images. Do I need to create a new image?
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    Re: Visual Studio Image Library

    That's what I do... I copy the original, then slice out the image I want and save it as a new image.

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