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I would like to use the standard icons like search, download, contact, setup, and list. Most of them existing in app like App Store, but I am not sure how to retrieve them.

Thanks

A: 

The icons for each application is in that application's directory. Just use SCP to copy them to your computer.

For example, the icons for the app store are in /Applications/MobileStore.app

Sietse
Do you not think that those icons are copyrighted?
Stephen Darlington
+1  A: 

Not sure if you can do this in Interface Builder, but you can certainly use "system" icons programatically, for example:

[[UITabBarItem alloc] initWithTabBarSystemItem:UITabBarSystemItemDownloads tag:0];

There are a number of other icons:

typedef enum {
   UITabBarSystemItemMore,
   UITabBarSystemItemFavorites,
   UITabBarSystemItemFeatured,
   UITabBarSystemItemTopRated,
   UITabBarSystemItemRecents,
   UITabBarSystemItemContacts,
   UITabBarSystemItemHistory,
   UITabBarSystemItemBookmarks,
   UITabBarSystemItemSearch,
   UITabBarSystemItemDownloads,
   UITabBarSystemItemMostRecent,
   UITabBarSystemItemMostViewed,
} UITabBarSystemItem;

If you want any others I guess you'll have to draw them yourself!

Stephen Darlington
+1  A: 

And once more, visually: In Interface Builder, select your Tab Bar or Toolbar item and then bring up the Attributes tab in the Inspector (⌘1) and under Identifier, select the system icon you want to use.

Aral Balkan