Table with descriptions of ButtonFaces

While I like to work with button faces for my popup menus, I feel I
spend too much time finding the right buttonface that fits my function.
I admit I may be a bit piclexic.

Does someone know if there is a table with a wordy description of all
built-in buttonfaces? For example: I type in clock and the table
returns me FaceId 33. I have been looking for some time, but could not
find it.

I am not aware of any descriptive listing of Face Id's.
As there are several thousand of them, categorizing them
would be a tremendous effort requiring more art than science.

There are several different Excel add-ins available that provide a
visual display all of the FaceID's. Take a look at this post...
http://makeashorterlink.com/?X36626CAC
I am particularly fond of the one from yours truly.
(remove xxx from my email address and email me asking for it)
Also, the code posted by RB Smissaert is worth trying.

Jim Cone
San Francisco, USA
http://www.realezsites.com/bus/primitivesoftware


"Scriptick" <[email protected]> wrote in message news:[email protected]...
While I like to work with button faces for my popup menus, I feel I
spend too much time finding the right buttonface that fits my function.
I admit I may be a bit piclexic.
Does someone know if there is a table with a wordy description of all
built-in buttonfaces? For example: I type in clock and the table
returns me FaceId 33. I have been looking for some time, but could not
find it.

I agree that the effort is tremendous for one man, but I still hoped
that someone had the courage to do it.

We could set up a website and split the job, but first we need to be
certain that it is not already done.

Jim did it already. In fact, Jim's link shows a couple of options.

Scriptick wrote:
>
> I agree that the effort is tremendous for one man, but I still hoped
> that someone had the courage to do it.
>
> We could set up a website and split the job, but first we need to be
> certain that it is not already done.

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Dave Peterson

Hi Dave,

The example you refer to is doing the same as the code I wrote myself
Although it's much better code (great code actually!), it is not giving
me descriptions of what the icons are showing. What I was suggesting is
to set up a very simple site, e.g. in PHP, where people can pick up a
few ButtonFaces and fill in descriptions for them until all faces are
ready and we have a complete list that can be shared, but Jim's code
returned 7000+ buttons, so I'm a little discouraged, plus the fact that
not everybody has the same set of ButtonFaces in their excel (and maybe
I'm the only one that really wants them, but that's why I brought it up
in the first place).

Kind regards,