Visual Studio uses a lightning icon to reprsent events, is this commonly associated with events?
I'm looking for an icon to represent events and struggling a bit.
There is the 'calendar event' icon that is quite universal but my application is displaying events that occur in a vehicle and is more akin to a programming event.
Visual Studio uses the lightning icon for events, does anyone know if this is a universal icon for events?
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I'm looking for an icon to represent events and struggling a bit.
There is the 'calendar event' icon that is quite universal but my application is displaying events that occur in a vehicle and is more akin to a programming event.
Visual Studio uses the lightning icon for events, does anyone know if this is a universal icon for events?
user-interface icons
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I'm looking for an icon to represent events and struggling a bit.
There is the 'calendar event' icon that is quite universal but my application is displaying events that occur in a vehicle and is more akin to a programming event.
Visual Studio uses the lightning icon for events, does anyone know if this is a universal icon for events?
user-interface icons
I'm looking for an icon to represent events and struggling a bit.
There is the 'calendar event' icon that is quite universal but my application is displaying events that occur in a vehicle and is more akin to a programming event.
Visual Studio uses the lightning icon for events, does anyone know if this is a universal icon for events?
user-interface icons
user-interface icons
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Visual Studio is about the only application that uses the lightning strike icon for events.
It is not univerally recognised as representing an event.
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Visual Studio is about the only application that uses the lightning strike icon for events.
It is not univerally recognised as representing an event.
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Visual Studio is about the only application that uses the lightning strike icon for events.
It is not univerally recognised as representing an event.
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Visual Studio is about the only application that uses the lightning strike icon for events.
It is not univerally recognised as representing an event.
Visual Studio is about the only application that uses the lightning strike icon for events.
It is not univerally recognised as representing an event.
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