dyma82
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Setting up an Icon for my app.
Hi. I just created this small Win32 Console Application. It runs in a DOS window. I need to setup an Icon for it different from the one setup automatically by Windows.
How can I do this????
p.s. I am using Visual C++ 6.0 for development.
Thanks in advance.
How can I do this????
p.s. I am using Visual C++ 6.0 for development.
Thanks in advance.
Add an Icon resource to your project, that's it.
ASKER
I did that, but my project keeps having the default windows Icon for Console applications. Do I have to change any setting for the project????
Thanks a lot!
Thanks a lot!
Hmm, you will also have to make sure that the resource ID for the icon is '1'
ASKER
Let me try that...
jkr is correct, dyma.
Just create a resource icon,
resource value doesn't have to be "1," though.
If you didn't see your app with your custom icon,
you tried running it inside VC++. It seems like VC++ IDE
doesn't set the icon for the console app.
Look at your executable file, you'll see it has your
custom icon. Run it from outside VC++, it will display your icon.
:)
give jkr the points. :)
hope that helps!
Roland
Just create a resource icon,
resource value doesn't have to be "1," though.
If you didn't see your app with your custom icon,
you tried running it inside VC++. It seems like VC++ IDE
doesn't set the icon for the console app.
Look at your executable file, you'll see it has your
custom icon. Run it from outside VC++, it will display your icon.
:)
give jkr the points. :)
hope that helps!
Roland
ASKER
Hi. I did all you guys said. It still does not work.
Does it have any importance the fact that this is a
Win32 console application???
I was able to create the Icon in Visual C++ (That's the IDE I am using). Then, I compiled my code, but nothing special happen. My app kept it blue-and-white little window as an icon.
How can I check the resource ID for the icon???
Thanks a lot for your help.
Does it have any importance the fact that this is a
Win32 console application???
I was able to create the Icon in Visual C++ (That's the IDE I am using). Then, I compiled my code, but nothing special happen. My app kept it blue-and-white little window as an icon.
How can I check the resource ID for the icon???
Thanks a lot for your help.
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Hey "jkr", I was missing just that. Adding the d... .rc file to my project. Now it is working fine!!!
Thanks a lot everybody.
Thanks a lot everybody.