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Wrong TaskBar icon.


2004-10-12 09:17:36 AM
cppbuilder28
Hi
Using BCB 5 Std. here.
I have assigned a 32x32 (256 color) .ico file to
my application. Via Project>Options>Application>Icon.
The .exe file and associated files show the correct icon
but on the TaskBar, it shows a blank icon, which looks like
a window.
previously, I had an issue with the application icon, due to the
Sample component that made my MAINICON as Delphi icon.
It has been addressed by removing the offending component
and its header files from the application.
I can only guess somewhere along that process affected the current
behaviour. Can anyone suggest where to check?
Thanks in advance.
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Programer - SplashMedia
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Re:Wrong TaskBar icon.

Jaepil Kim < XXXX@XXXXX.COM >wrote:
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[...] show the correct icon but on the TaskBar, it shows a
blank icon, which looks like a window.
Try deleting the projects .res and .tds file and then reassign
the main icon.
~ JD
 

Re:Wrong TaskBar icon.

JD wrote:
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Jaepil Kim < XXXX@XXXXX.COM >wrote:

>[...] show the correct icon but on the TaskBar, it shows a
>blank icon, which looks like a window.


Try deleting the projects .res and .tds file and then reassign
the main icon.

~ JD


I have already tried that before and tried again just now
but the icon is still missing from TaskBar.
What else can i try?
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Programer - SplashMedia
splashmedia.co.nz
 

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Re:Wrong TaskBar icon.

Jaepil Kim < XXXX@XXXXX.COM >wrote:
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I have already tried that before and tried again just now
but the icon is still missing from TaskBar.
Did you also delete all of the .obj and recompile the project?
If so, then you'll have to start a new project. Just add an
empty form for each of the ones that you have and be sure to
name them the same. Then you can copy each unit's .cpp, .h
and .dfm files over. Should take minutes.
~ JD
 

Re:Wrong TaskBar icon.

JD wrote:
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Did you also delete all of the .obj and recompile the project?
If so, then you'll have to start a new project. Just add an
empty form for each of the ones that you have and be sure to
name them the same. Then you can copy each unit's .cpp, .h
and .dfm files over. Should take minutes.

~ JD

Recreating the project did it. ^^
Thank you for your time.
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Programer - SplashMedia
splashmedia.co.nz