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Thread: Exe Icons

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    How do you incorperate many Icons into Possible EXE icons.
    Like, you can change the icon of the program, How do you put in many icons.

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    How about something more descriptive.. tell us exactly what you're looking to do. When do you want to change the icon? your question leaves a lot of things unanswered... if you're more specific, someone should be able to give you an asnwer..

    [Edited by rchiav on 05-07-2000 at 02:59 AM]

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    Ok, I have an exe file. I make a shortcut to it.

    On the shortcut:
    I right click, go to properties, and click on the shortcut tab, and click Change icon.

    I only see one icon listed in here.
    Alot of programs (Picture editors and such) have many to choose from.

    I would like to have many icons listed here.

    Anyone know how to do this?

    BTWBy the way) Having more forms with icons doesn't add anymore.

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    I think what he wants is to have a lot of choices with icons in the exe file, ever seen the shell.dll (I think that's the one) it has like 30 icons in it, and u can choose whichever one u want for the shortcut... I've seen many games with 3 or 4 icons "packed" into the exe file.. I think u'll have to use the resource editor and add additional icons in the project... That's what I think.. I don't know though

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    Yea, thats what i am trying to do. Anyone know how to do it.

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    I think VB6 supports some sort of user-defined resources.
    If not, you'll need to use some sort of resource editor
    If, oh the other hand, I'm actually right, you can generate the required .RES file with VC++.

    (Or you can do it the way I would and write your own program - in VB - to take a bunch of .ico files and make a .RES file)
    - Steve

    Real programmers use COPY CON PROGRAM.EXE

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