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The icon is not just decorative, it contains the system menu for the window. In order not to display the icon, you have to not have the system menu on your form. Some VB window border styles support this but not all.
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The icon is not just decorative, it contains the system menu for the window. In order not to display the icon, you have to not have the system menu on your form. Some VB window border styles support this but not all.

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You've answered your own question...find or make an icon that you would be happy with.<br />
Wayne
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You've answered your own question...find or make an icon that you would be happy with.
Wayne

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ysivaram - PERFECT!!!<br />
This is exactly what I was looking for.<br />
Thank you.
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ysivaram - PERFECT!!!
This is exactly what I was looking for.
Thank you.

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I am really happy that my comment worked for you.<br />
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Thanks for giving me a good grading.
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I am really happy that my comment worked for you.

Thanks for giving me a good grading.

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How do I set the forms icon to NOT show any icon at all? I am currently using &quot;Set icon=nothing&quot; but that shows a windows logo icon instead. <br />
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I need to know how to not show any icon of any kind. Other than making a blank icon and putting it there, and I need the form to have a border.
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How do I set the forms icon to NOT show any icon at all? I am currently using "Set icon=nothing" but that shows a windows logo icon instead. 

I need to know how to not show any icon of any kind. Other than making a blank icon and putting it there, and I need the form to have a border.

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