From: Carlos Rocha on
Hi,

I can successfully create the exe icon. It is shown correctly in the
explorer statusbar, but it doesnt in the task bar.
I tried everything I could remember. Is there any trick for this?

Thanks
--
Carlos Rocha
From: Geoff Schaller on
Carlos,

How have you named the resource and which icon shows and what is its
name?

Geoff



"Carlos Rocha" <carlos.deletethis.rocha(a)doossier.com> wrote in message
news:cfGdnYDug5OoTNTRnZ2dnUVZ8mmdnZ2d(a)novis.pt:

> Hi,
>
> I can successfully create the exe icon. It is shown correctly in the
> explorer statusbar, but it doesnt in the task bar.
> I tried everything I could remember. Is there any trick for this?
>
> Thanks
> --
> Carlos Rocha

From: Carlos Rocha on
Hi Geoff,

>
> How have you named the resource and which icon shows and what is its
> name?

define IDI_APP_ICON := 1
define IDI_APP_ICON := "AAA"

and a few others. None works. And the exe has only one icon, so no space
for icon confusion. It appears allways in the exe, no matter how it is
named.

Before some experiences (that I can't recall but that shouldn't
interfere, like renaming it) the icon shown was the default W7 icon for
files without an icon. Now the icon shown is a big X.
The resource icon has 4 sizes (16, 24, 32 and 48), all with 32 bit
(RGB+Alpha).
I can't see anything wrong or different from, let's say, cavo.exe,
except that my icon only uses 32bit color depth

--
Carlos Rocha
From: Kevin on
Carlos,

I don't know if you are talking about a VO or Vulcan application but I
had something similar with a Vulcan app. Not certain but I think
removing the resource from the project in Visual Studio and reattaching
it seemed to work.

In VO you could try forcing the recompilation of the resource and/or
defines. Maybe touch the app and reindex the project.

Hope this helps.

Kevin


"Carlos Rocha" <carlos.deletethis.rocha(a)doossier.com> wrote in message
news:AqOdnSgVf8RisdfRnZ2dnUVZ8iidnZ2d(a)novis.pt:

> Hi Geoff,
>
> >
> > How have you named the resource and which icon shows and what is its
> > name?
>
> define IDI_APP_ICON := 1
> define IDI_APP_ICON := "AAA"
>
> and a few others. None works. And the exe has only one icon, so no space
> for icon confusion. It appears allways in the exe, no matter how it is
> named.
>
> Before some experiences (that I can't recall but that shouldn't
> interfere, like renaming it) the icon shown was the default W7 icon for
> files without an icon. Now the icon shown is a big X.
> The resource icon has 4 sizes (16, 24, 32 and 48), all with 32 bit
> (RGB+Alpha).
> I can't see anything wrong or different from, let's say, cavo.exe,
> except that my icon only uses 32bit color depth
>
> --
> Carlos Rocha

From: Carlos Rocha on
Hi Kevin,

It's a VO application, and yes, I tried all that.

This is very strange. It's a multi-image icon, and it appears as
ICON_CROUP in any resources editor like any other exe.
If I assign a VO standard icon, like oTopWindow:Icon :=
Icon{ICONQUESTIONMARK}, this icon is shown in the taskband, but the exe
icon is still the one created as a resource. I'll try now with icons
starting at 4bpp, but it makes no sense.

> I don't know if you are talking about a VO or Vulcan application but I
> had something similar with a Vulcan app. Not certain but I think
> removing the resource from the project in Visual Studio and
> reattaching it seemed to work.
>
> In VO you could try forcing the recompilation of the resource and/or
> defines. Maybe touch the app and reindex the project.
>

--
Carlos Rocha
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