Overlay icons: Difference between revisions

Revision as of 18:31, 20 April 2006

Overlay icons are small icons drawn over an existing icon.

Windows uses overlay icons to notify the user that some item has a special function or attribute.

Standard overlay icons are:

	A small arrow:	Shortcut icons have a small arrow in the lower-left corner.
	A small hand:	Indicates a shared folder.
	A small blue arrow (downward-pointing):	Files to be written to CD.
	A pair of blue swirling arrows:	Offline folders.
	A small black clock:	The file has been archived.

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 Standard overlay icons are:
-* A small arrow: Shortcut icons have a small arrow in the lower-left corner.
+{|
+|[[image:link.png]]
+|width="150px"|A small arrow:
+|Shortcut icons have a small arrow in the lower-left corner.
+|-
+|[[image:share.png]]
+| A small hand:
+|Indicates a shared folder.
+|-
+|[[image:burncd.png]]
+|A small blue arrow (downward-pointing):
+|Files to be written to CD.
+|-
+|[[image:offline.png]]
+| A pair of blue swirling arrows:
+|Offline folders.
+|-
+|
+|A small black clock:
+|The file has been archived.
+|-
+|}
-* A small hand: Indicates a shared folder.
-* A small blue arrow (downward-pointing): Files to be written to CD.
-* A pair of blue swirling arrows: Offline folders.
-* A small black clock: The file has been archived.
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