| Nelson Kaye 2006-12-05, 6:55 pm |
| Lee,
Although I don't think you could have made it any clearer - I still am not
getting the new icon:
Based on your directions (5.5), here is what I did:
1. I moved the icon ( CLOCK05.ICO) into the same directory as the app.
I clicked on 'Project', and under 'Library, Object & resource files' I
clicked on 'Add File' and selected the icon CLOCK05.ICO. It placed the
icon and a second line (GCA5531.LIB) within this library... group.
3. I highlighted Main(Frame) and then clicked on 'Global' and then
'Embeds'.
4. When the embed screen displayed, I clicked on Insert within 'Program
Setup'. I then entered the command: SYSTEM{PROP:ICON}='~CLOCK05.ICO'
5. I then recompiled and ran app.
Nelson
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> Nelson,
>
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>
> Open the properties dialog for your application and add your icon to
> the "Library, object & resource files" section.
>
> In the "Program Setup" global embed add your property statement:
> SYSTEM{PROP:Icon} = '~embedded.ico'
>
> Don't forget the "~" in front of the icon name so the compiler knows
> it's embedded.
>
> This will work for ABC and legacy.
>
> --
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