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CommandingImage

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This extension adds the ability to change command images for command UI. The window is broken into two parts. The top consists of a tree view that represents your IDE's command UI structure. It is lazily populated (i.e. when you first expand a node) to save load time an...

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Visual Studio
2010
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6/17/2010
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by acqq | February 23 2012

I really need to have buttons for my macros, so this feature is a must!

I'm sorry I have to give it three stars since it really forgets already configured buttons very fast. :(

I've set the icons for two macros on the toolbar. Then later I've just moved some other built in button to another place, and both icons are lost, again monster macro names are there instead of the icons.

I see at http://blogs.msdn.com/b/visualstudio/archive/2010/06/17/command-image-changing-extension.aspx that there is apparent bug in VS RTM, but I'm using a SP1 (Version 10.0.40219.1 SP1Rel) :(

by Roman Pekhov | July 20 2011

The extention is inapplicable due to disappointing bug:

If you customize a given menu/toolbar across multiple sessions the customizations made in the last sessions will be the only ones to ‘stick’ on shutdown. This means all will likely look well in the UI of Visual Studio after say customizing the image. If you then restart Visual Studio the customizations made to that menu/toolbar will have reverted, except for the ones made in the last session.

by Marek Grzenkowicz | October 22 2010

Only one thing is missing - a simple built-in icon editor (similar to the one from Visual Studio 2008).

by BobH2 | September 03 2010

Downloads and loads in seconds (have to restart VS10).
Just used it to add some bitmaps to a customized tool bar. Seems easy, and it worked.

Excellent for what it does. Would like to see bitmaps grouped by function area so they can be found more easily though.

Thanks.

by OxFEEDDEADBEEF | July 30 2010

by taras_b | July 16 2010

by Steven Wilssens | June 18 2010

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