I recently wrote about Visual Studio 2005 and Visual Studio Tools for Office (VSTO) 2003, and this post adds data to that post. This entry is a technical .Net / VS2005 / VSTO blog and will probably not be of interest unless you use these tools yourself.
This post adds the FaceId images for numbers 3000 to 3999. This recent post details FaceId’s 0-2999.
The Icons
The number to the right of the icon is the appropriate FaceId to use:
This does not quite cover the whole set, there are definitely more to come after 4000, but this will do for another day 
[Added 25/10/09: Here is the source code for the project, which embarrasses me as the whole project was painful to get the screenshots... but here goes TestOutlookFaceId.zip.]
[Added 13/5/13: Added a new page to hold the most useful links from these pages VS 2005 Command Bar Buttons.]
Wow, great job. This was really helpful. Sad that this isn’t readily available in MSDN. :-/
Do you want to share the code to get these icons? If so, I will create some screenshots of the remaining icons. I know there are a lot more since I am using a “Red Star” that has a face id = 6743. Send me an email.
Hi Shawn
Thanks for that suggestion… I’ve emailed you the project – ‘kebabShopBlues’ is in the email title, but it is not from this domain.
Nij
Very useful information indeed! Is there any chance I’d be able to get the source for this as well? If so, send an email my way. Thanks!
Hi ksb,
could you please share the code or send it to me too. I really appreciated your post and I’d like to learn more about this.
Thanks
Are these icons part of a dll?
thank you very much….I was wondering why Microsoft doesn’t publish an official index of these icons…you’re really a good (and patient) guy
Hey could I also get a copy of this code. I like your post and would like to learn more from it.
Thanks
Hi Badri,
I have sent you the source code, and added links to a zip file above. I’m afraid I am unable to retest it as I do not have VSTO installed at this time… but I hope it works for you!
Nij / ksb
Hi,
I found a useful link on MSDN for these icons dated August 2003.
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa159658%28office.11%29.aspx
You are one of my favorite human beings!
Awesome job.
Wow! Won-der-Full
Merci beaucoup!!!