Correct, I am writing a .NET DLL that will provide "add-in" functionality to
an existing COM executable.  The COM executable specifies an interface that
it expects add-in DLLs to use.  

However, I do not have the ability to modify the way the COM executable
works, so whatever code it uses to access the icons is the code I am stuck
with (so unfortunately using the .NET GetManifestResource* functions is out).


I do have access to the C++ source code, and with a little bit of searching,
it looks like the executable is using the ExtractIcon function declared in
shellapi.h (a Win32 API function, I think?), which expects a zero-based index
specifying which icon to retrieve.  Here is the actual code snippet:

HICON    hIcon = NULL;
int    nIconIndex = m_wizard.GetIconIndex();
if (nIconIndex >= 0)
    hIcon = ExtractIcon(AfxGetInstanceHandle(), m_strPath, nIconIndex);

m_wizard is the COM interface wrapper to access my DLL.
GetIconIndex() is the function in my DLL that provides an index to which
icon I want displayed.
m_strPath is the path to my DLL.

So, I guess the question is how do I embed my icons such that ExtractIcon
will be able to find them?

Thanks so much for your help,
--Lance--